IEP Services – Not happening!
Our school divides the intervention specialist’s time for each class period between 2 classrooms. The specialist is only working with my child for half the class period. Or, the specialist Continue Reading →
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The Root of the Problem? Rock-Bottom Reading Skills!
– by guest blogger Kalman R. Hettleman, former member of the Baltimore school board, former state human resources secretary, and tireless advocate for children with disabilities. “Disabled students aren’t as Continue Reading →
Reminder! Wrightslaw Training Coming to Mesa, Arizona!
Join Pete Wright, Esq., and sponsors, Pathways School and Parent Support Arizona on Thursday, October 30, 2014 for this one-day Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training. The conference will Continue Reading →
School Says IEP is “All or Nothing!”
I was told by the Special Ed Director that an IEP is all or nothing. You either agree to the whole thing, or you decide you don’t want your child Continue Reading →
Action Alert: Tell Virginia to Adopt Safeguards to Protect Children in School!
Did you know Virginia currently has no laws or regulations about when and how children can be restrained or secluded in public schools? There are no regulations restricting restraint and Continue Reading →
Back to School Sale! 25% OFF
Don’t miss our 2014 Back to School Sale! 25% OFF all products in the Wrightslaw Store Wrightslaw Books, Training CD’s, and Advocacy Supplies Sale Ends Midnight, Thursday, September 25, 2014. Continue Reading →
I’ve Never Heard That I Could Request School Files
I read an IEP guide that says you can request a copy of the student’s file. I have never heard of that before. Can I request a copy of the Continue Reading →
I’ve Never Knew That I Could Request School Files
I read in a parent magazine that parents can request a copy of your child’s file or education record. I didn’t know that. Can I request a copy of my Continue Reading →
Starting a New IEP Advocacy Year: Back to School Tips
It’s that time again! For parents of children with special needs, “back to school” means the start of a new IEP advocacy year. Here are some tips to keep in Continue Reading →
Where Does it Say in the Law That……?
At Wrightslaw, how can we tell that school has started? Questions from parents (and teachers) are pouring in each day. I have a question about…who has to attend IEP meetings? Continue Reading →
