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Category Archives: IDEA 2004

OK VA! It’s time to get on board!

Posted on 05/14/2008 by Wrightslaw — 12 Comments ↓

Public Comment Period in Progress on the revision of VA Special Education Regulations. Enter a comment now! I just checked the Virginia Regulatory Town Hall Online. I can’t believe that Continue Reading →

Posted in Advocacy, IDEA 2004, Special Ed Law, Special Education Regulations | Tagged Advocacy, IDEA 2004, Special Education Regulations | 12 Comments ↓

Independent Evaluations: Should parents provide a copy for the school?

Posted on 05/13/2008 by Pete Wright — 27 Comments ↓

I have just a short time to post today – I have a flight to MO this afternoon for the conference being held in the Jefferson City area on Thursday. Continue Reading →

Posted in Accommodations & Modifications, Advocacy, Eligibility, FAPE, IDEA 2004, Independent Evaluations, Legal News | Tagged due process, Eligibility, Independent Evaluations, RTI | 27 Comments ↓

Is ADHD a learning disability? I’ve been told “no, it’s not.”

Posted on 05/03/2008 by Pam Wright — 133 Comments ↓

I’m always a little surprised when we get these questions. So I decided to post on this one. JF writes – “I receive your newsletter and I’m not sure if Continue Reading →

Posted in Advocacy, Eligibility, IDEA 2004, Legal News, Special Ed Law | Tagged ADHD, classification, Eligibility, Learning Disabilities | 133 Comments ↓

Call to Action: IDEA Fairness Restoration Act – Tuesday May 6

Posted on 05/01/2008 by Wrightslaw — 6 Comments ↓

Kids rely on their parents, family members, friends, child advocates, to speak on their behalf. We are asking you to step up to the plate on Tuesday, May 6 by Continue Reading →

Posted in IDEA 2004, IEPs, Special Ed Law | Tagged due process, IDEA 2004, Special Ed Law | 6 Comments ↓

Attn: VA Parents and Advocates: Stop the Erosion of Parental Rights

Posted on 04/28/2008 by Wrightslaw — Leave a reply

Virginia Department of Education published their new proposed Special Education Regulations (8VAC20-80/81) in The Virginia Register of Regulations (Volume 24, Issue 17) on April 28, 2008. VDOE proposes to eliminate Continue Reading →

Posted in IDEA 2004, IEPs, Legal News, Special Ed Law | Tagged IDEA 2004, Legal News, Parental Rights, Special Ed Law | Leave a reply

New Policy or Regulation for IEPs? Ask for a Written Copy!

Posted on 04/21/2008 by Pete Wright — 19 Comments ↓

Is your school district or the IEP team quoting policy or regulation that you’ve never heard of before or don’t understand? Actually, here are several that I’d like to see Continue Reading →

Posted in Advocacy, IDEA 2004, IEPs, Special Ed Law | Tagged IEPs, Regulations, Special Ed Law | 19 Comments ↓

Fifth grader is reading at 2.7 grade level. Should he be tested for Special Ed?

Posted on 04/16/2008 by Pam Wright — 151 Comments ↓

We received a question from a tutor about testing a child. The real question is “how can we teach him to read?” I am Orton-Gillingham/Project Read trained and tutor a Continue Reading →

Posted in Child Find, IDEA 2004, Learning Disabilities & Dyslexia, Reading, Teachers | Tagged Highly Qualified Teachers, Reading, Test Scores | 151 Comments ↓

Child Diagnosed with Autism, School Won’t Help

Posted on 04/15/2008 by Pam Wright — 91 Comments ↓

I had a question from JH today asking about an “educational diagnosis” of autism. Here’s what she asked. “What do you do when your child has been diagnosed with autism Continue Reading →

Posted in Autism, IDEA 2004, Legal Decisions, Special Ed Law | Tagged autism, classification, Eligibility | 91 Comments ↓

Meeting a Child’s Unique Needs

Posted on 04/06/2008 by Pam Wright — 11 Comments ↓

Yesterday I received a great question from a parent in PA . After I responded, I was so pleased to hear her news – I’ve posted it below. Here’s her Continue Reading →

Posted in Advocacy, IDEA 2004, Legal Decisions, Special Ed Law | Tagged Advocacy, Learning Disabilities, Legal Decisions, Rights & Responsibilities | 11 Comments ↓

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