Worried that your Baby is Not Developing at the Right Pace?
You are not alone. Many parents have the same concerns about their babies. Even though a baby typically develops at his or her own pace, if you have concerns about Continue Reading →
Author Archives: Wrightslaw
One Week Only!
Shop Now Don’t Miss Out! Sale ends midnight Wednesday,September 28, 2011. Save 25% on ALL Wrightslaw Products in the Wrightslaw Store Been waiting to get The Wright Tote IEP Kit? Continue Reading →
IEP Says, “Mother’s Lack of Trust for School Staff Causes Daughter’s Lack of Progress”
My daughter’s IEP states: Mother’s lack of trust for school and staff continues to hinder her daughter’s ability to make progress socially and emotionally. Can they write this about me Continue Reading →
Don’t Miss the Early Bird Registration Deadline for the Plano, TX Wrightslaw Conference
This Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Conference, featuring Pete Wright, is being sponsored by the National Autism Association of North Texas and the Autism Society of Collin County. The Continue Reading →
Help! My Child’s Rights are Being Violated
Although I read your newsletter, I am at a loss about how to get my child the services he needs. He is is 9 years old and is diagnosed with Continue Reading →
Don’t Miss Out – September 24 – 5th Annual SPARC Conference – $25 Registration Fee
This is a Florida statewide conference on exceptional student education with national presenters and exhibitors. This growing annual day has become widely known for the variety of resources brought to Continue Reading →
Write a Letter to the School to Request an Action
Summer School Short Course Assignment #2: WRITE A LETTER Your assignment this week: Write a short, one page letter to the school to request an action. Before you write, answer Continue Reading →
Resolving Parent-School Disputes – Write a Letter
I attended the first IEP meeting for my child. I don’t agree with the school’s proposed IEP. What should I do? Before the school can place your child in a Continue Reading →
Court-Ordered Compliance Plan Still a Very Uphill Battle for MPS
It’s been slow going since Judge Goodstein ordered MPS to do more for kids with special needs in 2008. After dragging their feet last year, it looks like it’s going Continue Reading →
Court-Ordered Compliance Plan Still an Uphill Battle for MPS
It’s been slow going since Judge Goodstein ordered MPS to do more for kids with special needs in 2008. After dragging their feet last year, it looks like it’s going Continue Reading →
