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Eligibility: ARE ADOPTED CHILDREN ELIGIBLE DUE TO TRAUMA?

Posted on 01/15/2019 by Community — 4 Comments ↓

Kathy:  Is there a law that mandates adopted children are eligible to receive an IEP or 504 due to trauma?

Posted in Question | Tagged E | 4 Comments ↓

Accommodations on Tests: TEACHER DOES NOT GIVE EXTRA TIME ON TESTS NOTED ON 504 PLAN

Posted on 01/15/2019 by Community — 14 Comments ↓

Virginia:  My daughter is an 11th grader with ADHD and has been on a 504 plan since middle school. One of her accommodations is to get extra time on tests. Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged A | 14 Comments ↓

Accommodations on Tests: CAN “RE-TAKE TEST” BE AN ACCOMMODATION?

Posted on 01/15/2019 by Community — 9 Comments ↓

Ellen:  My daughter has had an IEP since Early Childhood for initially LD but now for ADD too. She is currently a Junior. I want to ask for test retaking Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged A | 9 Comments ↓

Sports: SUSPENSION FROM ATHLETICS

Posted on 01/15/2019 by Community — 2 Comments ↓

Patsy:  Can a 7th grade student be removed from the school’s basketball team because of disruptive (nonviolent) behavior in the classroom? Student has been diagnosed ADHD and oppositional defiant but Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged S | 2 Comments ↓

LRE: CAN CSE DENY CHANGE TO MORE RESTRICTIVE SETTING

Posted on 01/15/2019 by Community — 2 Comments ↓

Doreen:  If a student has Consultant Teacher services but skips classes and is failing, can a CSE deny a change to a more restrictive setting if test scores reveal a Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged L | 2 Comments ↓

Teacher: Writing IEPs for Kids I Don’t Teach

Posted on 01/02/2019 by Community — 8 Comments ↓

My school did not hire a second-grade Special Education teacher for this academic year. The eight special education students in second grade have a long-term substitute who is not a Continue Reading →

Posted in Documentation, IDEA 2004, IEPs, Question, Retaliation | Tagged Documentation, IEPs, Special Education Law, T | 8 Comments ↓

Confidentiality: IEP PRIVACY

Posted on 12/17/2018 by Community — 4 Comments ↓

Cheryl:  Shouldn’t IEP accommodations/SDIs be confidential between teachers/parents and THE student. Teachers are openly discussing my student’s IEP accommodations/SDI in front of classroom students and singling out my student. Isn’t Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged C | 4 Comments ↓

Re-Evaluations: CAN I REQUEST A NEW EVALUATION AT THE TRIENNIAL MEETING?

Posted on 12/17/2018 by Community — 9 Comments ↓

Hope:  My child was unable to receive services due to a family crisis. She has been attending a private school with no services and is doing ok but struggles. Our Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged R | 9 Comments ↓

Inclusion: SCHOOLS SAYS STUDENTS MUST LEAVE THEIR CLASSROOM TO RECEIVE ACCOMMODATIONS

Posted on 12/17/2018 by Community — 2 Comments ↓

Joe:  If a student is given an accommodation in his or her IEP that requires a pull-out, like tests read aloud, quiet setting or extra time to finish, may they Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged I | 2 Comments ↓

Progress: LACK OF PROGRESS, STAY PUT IEP

Posted on 12/17/2018 by Community — 3 Comments ↓

Marie:  My 10th grader (ADHD and Dyslexic) is reading at a 5th grade reading level, went into 6th grade at a high 4th grade level. He attended 2-3 summers for Continue Reading →

Posted in Question | Tagged P | 3 Comments ↓

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