Nursing Services: IS SCHOOL REQUIRED TO HAVE FULL TIME NURSE FOR CHILD WITH DIABETES?
Marg: Her private school only has a nurse four days a week and no substitute if she is out a day. Is the school required to have a full time Continue Reading →
Special Education Law and Advocacy
Marg: Her private school only has a nurse four days a week and no substitute if she is out a day. Is the school required to have a full time Continue Reading →
Janice: I have a child in my class who severley disrupts the whole class to the extent where it IS having a negative impact on the students who want to Continue Reading →
Lori: Can academic goals for a student, far below grade level, be added to an existing speech IEP or does the full SPED assessment have to happen to add academic Continue Reading →
Tom: Can a parent require (beside whom the law says must attend) require specific staff to attend an IEP meeting? Can a parent require the students entire teaching team to Continue Reading →
Mike: My daughter is deaf and hears with a cochlear implant in one ear and a hearing aid in the other. In one month, she will be receiving her second Continue Reading →
d: A teacher informed the newly hired school psychologist (the third psychologist this year) that a parent verbally requested that their child be tested to see of the child still Continue Reading →
Donna: My son has a visual impairment. What materials do you suggest I get to best advocate for him and receive the services he needs? Right now he is in Continue Reading →
Carmen: My son has numerous disabilities. He is non-verbal. He has a nurse that attends school with him. The nurse has been with my son for 2 1/2 years. My Continue Reading →
Erin: Our school administrator and then the sped. director for the town did not provide us with our child’s records (4 years of testing data we didn’t even know they Continue Reading →
Kellie: At the end of my daughter’s senior year she will have earned the required amount of credits to graduate. She will not, however, have mastered her IEP/transition goals. We Continue Reading →
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