Accommodations: WHO IS SUPPOSED TO MAKE IEP ACCOMMODATIONS?
Ann: When a student who is at least two years below grade level is included in a regular education classroom and his/her IEP has accommodations listed that are open to Continue Reading →
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Ann: When a student who is at least two years below grade level is included in a regular education classroom and his/her IEP has accommodations listed that are open to Continue Reading →
Carli: My son’s school notified me that a 3 year review was mandated and I signed consent for testing. I went to the meeting only to learn no tests were Continue Reading →
Irene: I work in a class where there is one child with autism who has increasingly had multiple “meltdowns” within a day every day(5 or more). The school recommended the Continue Reading →
Sophia: Our child has Asperger’s and is doing well in school but has trouble with executive functioning, aural memory and behavior. The school wants to move our child to a Continue Reading →
Nichole: I requested the records from the letter format provided on page 14 of the idea, and there it says if an ARD meeting is scheduled within 45 days or Continue Reading →
Reba: I have a patient who is AIG, ADHD and ODD. The school wants to suspend her quite often. She does not have an IEP in place. I suggested to Continue Reading →
Monique: My child is in high school and her Spanish teacher is refusing her to use her notes on test and quiz. Her IEP ACCOMMODATIONS on her IEP is that Continue Reading →
Sam: My son plays a school sport. The grade point requirement for the district is 2.0. HIs is 1.997. They are not wanting to let him play. He has acommodations Continue Reading →
Denise: One of my Self contained PPCD students has been recently re-evaluated and no longer qualifies as needing services. His DNQ ARD is this week. I do not contest the Continue Reading →
Juli: My son tested out of all special education services last year. I disagreed with the assessments and requested and IEE. The IEE could not be completed before the end Continue Reading →
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