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When a Parent Makes Threats or Refuses to Sign an IEP
by Pat Howey, Special Education Advocate Print
this page IDEA does
not require parents to "sign" an IEP. Threatening to not sign
an IEP does not really mean much. Also, if you do not sign the IEP,
others may think you agree to it. I also
recommend that you take good notes. After you
leave the meeting, write a summary of all the things you asked for at
your childs IEP meeting. Write down the things that the school
agreed to do and the things the school did not agree to do. Sign and
date the note. Keep a copy for your file. Meet Pat Howey
Read more of Pat's answers to questions submitted by people just like
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