article: A Florida mother has accused a school of threatening to suspend her five-year-old autistic son because of 'essential oils' he wears to help combat  his illness. Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary warned they would remove kindergartner Logan from class because the products, manufactured by Doterra, smell and are a distraction to youngsters around him. The 32-year-old says she applies the liquid to his head and neck as it helps him keep calm and focused. Scroll down for video . Jessica Kemp from Eustis says teachers at Seminole County Elementary threaten to remove kindergartner Logan from class because the oils smelled and were a distraction to youngsters around him . The 32-year-old puts the oil on his neck as she believes it keeps him calm and focused . She claims her boy has been using them all year, but then a teacher's aide complained. Speaking to Click Orlando, she said: 'Why is it not OK? Nobody is telling me. I'm just being told that he smells. 'I haven't been told that anybody's been switched out of the room . Kemp said she received a letter from the local school board stating the oils had created a 'problem' for staff and students. 'I could put chemicals in his body, but I can't put anything natural on him that has some kind of smell?' she added. Despite the threat of punishment, Mrs Kemp has said she will continue to fight the decision and insists the use of the oils has a positive impact on her son. However, on Thursday, Lake County school district told the station they would not suspend Logan , saying it was a 'health issue'. The Daily Mail Online has contacted Doterra for comment.  The family uses oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood. The company who describes their products as being 'beautifully and powerfully fragrant. The family uses Detorra oils with scents such as lavender, chamomile and sandalwood .
highlights: Jessica Kemp, 32, has slammed Seminole County Elementary in Eustis .
  Faculty have threatened to remove her kindergartner son Logan .
  Claims the oils aide him and haven't caused problems before .
  School district have said they will not suspend him as it's a 'health issue'
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