Evaluations: WHICH PUBLIC SCHOOL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR EVALUATING
Jennifer: My daughter attends an out of district public school. I pay tuition for her to attend this out of district school and she has attended for the last 5 Continue Reading →
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Jennifer: My daughter attends an out of district public school. I pay tuition for her to attend this out of district school and she has attended for the last 5 Continue Reading →
Danielle: Hi. I recently found out that our CPSE chair, as well as an OT from our school district, observed our daughter in her private pre-school setting. We were never Continue Reading →
Donna: The pupil appraisal person excuses herself for a minute during the IEP meeting, then announces to everyone that the meeting will have to be rescheduled until the district’s IEP Continue Reading →
Raquel: Student was evaluated for OT and Adaptive PE. The IEP has the next FIE listed for 3 years. My question is, if an FIE was not done initially and Continue Reading →
Linda: Hello there, I am looking for a consultant for help with IEP meetings in Erie county, PA. If you happen to be one or know anyone in my area, Continue Reading →
Judy: Our administration is stating that we must pass our alternative high school students even if attendance is 50% and/or work completion is minimal. Typically the eligibility is ED, but Continue Reading →
Susan: Our 17 year old son had an IEP for autism, and was evaluated 3 years ago, with this diagnosis. Since then, he spent 5 1/2 months in residential treatment Continue Reading →
Shawn: Exceptionally gifted, adhd-combined severe, odd – meets criteria. 4th grade. We have worked to provide him with teachers that will be the best mix, went to all the right Continue Reading →
Elana: The team recommended 6/8 RR periods per cycle to address written expression delays in a 2E student with an IEP . The RR is in a group setting, no Continue Reading →
Maria: Can the parent cancel a 504 meeting if the administrator is someone the parent doesn’t want in the meeting and ask to have it rescheduled when there is a Continue Reading →
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