Parent Rights: CASE MANAGER REMOVES PARENT FROM IEP TEAM
Barbara: I am a special education teacher as well as a parent of a child who is served in the special education program. Our county uses the state online IEP Continue Reading →
Special Education Law and Advocacy
Barbara: I am a special education teacher as well as a parent of a child who is served in the special education program. Our county uses the state online IEP Continue Reading →
Amy: My child has transportation as a related service on her IEP. The SD says I have forfeited this related service since my child is attending School of Choice, citing Continue Reading →
Adam: I’m a.d.d.h.d now and back then. My life has been OK but a constant struggle. My parents and the principal thought it be best if I dropped out of Continue Reading →
Phil: Hi, my child claimed a school official harmed him. Is there a way I can obtain video surveillance from the school? I see that under FERPA, it seems unclear Continue Reading →
Tina: According to IDEA regulation 300.101(c), the school must provide special education to a child with a disability “even though the child has not failed or been retained in a Continue Reading →
Marilyn: My daughter is in 10th grade and had a 504 since 6th grade. The beginning of 9th grade I realized her 504 wasn’t being implemented and as a result Continue Reading →
Tammy: Why child has a 504 plan for food allergies and a now a GIEP for gifted services. Should the documents now be considered an IEP or should they remain Continue Reading →
Jody: My son was diagnosed with ADD in fifth grade and is now in eighth grade. The middle school which he attends since six grade will not put him on Continue Reading →
Denise: My son is in 3rd grade and has dsylexia. He was on a 504 plan last year. Since the first day of school this year he has been failing Continue Reading →
David: We signed a wavier for our son’s 3 year reevaluation in April before his IEP for the following school year was finalized. After signing the wavier, we requested that Continue Reading →
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