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Age of Majority: 18 YR OLD, OWN ED RIGHTS HOLDER

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Pat:  Does a school district need to know the home address for a child’s former surrogate ERH now that the child is 18? School district keeping developmentally disabled 18 yr Continue Reading →

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Compensatory Ed: SCHOOL INSISTS SLP DELIVER COMPENSATORY SPEECH SERVICES IN THE HOME

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Maxine: District was instructed through the courts to provide compensatory services for speech.  Director is ordering SLP to go to home to deliver services. Student is violent and SLP refuses Continue Reading →

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Transportation: SCHOOL NOT PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION BECAUSE CHILD CANNOT ACCESS BUS STOP

Posted on 09/09/2019 by Community — 4 Comments ↓

ME:  My son is a 6 year old student in NC. He uses a wheel chair because of his Cerebral Palsy. He also deaf and mute. He requires a bus Continue Reading →

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Transportation: SCHOOL TRANSPORT, AIDES NOT TRAINED TO CARE FOR SPECIAL NEEDS

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Emoly:  My 6 yr old autistic son is put on a single bus with 6 children that have different needs. one girl is blind. One boy has medical problems and Continue Reading →

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Autism: NEED TEACHING STRATEGIES FOR CHILD WITH SEVERE AUTISM/ADHD

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Tara:  I have a student who has the most severe case of ADHD his therapist has ever seen (whose been practicing 20 years). He also has autism. We are trying Continue Reading →

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Services: PULLING OUT OF ART AND BAND TO IMPLEMENT IEP

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Danielle: I am having trouble with the school pulling my son out of his specials. I have asked for this to be stopped and the school has refused. Do I Continue Reading →

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Speech: PARENT WAS REFUSED TO SIT IN SPEECH GROUP SESSION

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Jackie: I live in CA and my daughter is 4 years old. We attend speech at our designated school. During the summer break, I was not notified by the district Continue Reading →

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FERPA: DELAY OF FERPA REVIEW BEFORE IEP MEETING

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Jenni: I have a question and hope you can help because I cannot seem to find the answer anywhere. Today at 4:20 I recieved an email informing us that we Continue Reading →

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Aides: DISTRICT SCRIMPING ON AIDE SUPPORT

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Molly: What is legally mandated for aide support in a special ed classroom? What if the hours required by student IEPs exceeds the number of available hours in a day Continue Reading →

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Re-Evaluations: LOSING STAY PUT AT RE-EVALUATION MEETING WITHOUT PARENT CONSENT

Posted on 09/09/2019 by Community — 1 Comment ↓

Distrustful Parent: Can my child lose his “stay-put” status at a reevaluation meeting and be put into an out-of-district placement of the school’s choice without my consent?

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