Special Education Law and Advocacy
Kacey: Child is 7th grader in CA, has had multiple diagnosis, but District says he does not qualify for spec ed. They gave him a 504 plan, then took away Continue Reading →
Marla: Is it permissible for staff to take home information needed to write IEP’s or write assessment reports?
Helen: My 6 year old grandson was born with a breathing problem, spent several days in NICU before he was released to go home. He is now in the 1st Continue Reading →
Geraldine: Can a teacher refuse to allow a student to enter into his/her class because they are verbally abusive towards the teacher?
Jacqueline: My daughter is in middle school (6th grade). Her IEP is written so that she spends part of her day in the CDC, but goes to two regular education Continue Reading →
Cindy: My son has been battling photophobia and a chronic vomiting. He now has clinical depression. School is treating truancy or offered a reduced schedule of 4 classes with homebound Continue Reading →
Crinn: My daughter is a junior in high school and plays varsity basketball, she is learning disabled and has an IEP . Is there any protection for her to be Continue Reading →
Veronica: 6th Grade teacher pushed my daughter’s head onto the desk and made her hit her fore head. She wanted my daughter to put her head down for talking, I Continue Reading →
Heather: I am working with a foster parent and caseworker with 2 children in 5th and 6th grade. The children were just placed into foster care. They are not able Continue Reading →
Karen: In an IEP meeting, when parents are divorced. Can one parent have someone come to the meeting that the other parent does not want in the meeting, such as Continue Reading →
