Transfers: SHOULD WE TRANSFER BACK TO ORIGINAL SMALL SCHOOL
Claudia: My 8th grader is in the school district of a smaller, country public school. She went there 2 yrs and begged to move to a bigger school, with many Continue Reading →
Special Education Law and Advocacy
Claudia: My 8th grader is in the school district of a smaller, country public school. She went there 2 yrs and begged to move to a bigger school, with many Continue Reading →
Christina: My son just started preschool this year and asked for an ard meeting as soon as school started. he is four years old but he cannot understand or express Continue Reading →
Kelli: Can a para-professional be used to teach direct instruction of new content/topic in a SPED developmental preschool classroom with the certified SPED teacher present? My district received a grant Continue Reading →
Isabel: Is Fry v. Napoleon Comm. School District is this a federal or state case?
Barbara: 1- what is meant by state laws, that if the whole state, or that of educational districts? 2-if the school fails to provide a certified inclusion therapist to accompany Continue Reading →
Alice: Im a math teacher in a private high school. My Principal informed us that a student was diagnosed with a psychiatric disability which meant she would be accommodated for Continue Reading →
Karen: My question is can I have that my daughter be given excused absences for attending her psychiatric appointments? My superintendent and high school principal say they are unexcused and Continue Reading →
Stephanie: The special education dep. in the public school my son attends forgot he is dyslexic. We have always had a advocate with us for meeting and have shared neurological Continue Reading →
Nancy: When a student and parents wish to revoke special education services, are they able to obtain them again in the future? If so, how long? If so, what is Continue Reading →
Courtney: My child has medical and educational needs that has afforded him “support for 7.5 hours of the school day”. That is the whole day and that is the wording Continue Reading →
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