Special Education Law and Advocacy
Christina: As a dyslexia support group leader, I’ve seen that our school district consistently uses every means at their disposal to delay providing services. They deny testing to children who Continue Reading →
Cecelia: My son has epilepsy and was diagnosed in the spring of 2015 when he was in 7th grade. it took the district until the Spring of 2016, 2 months Continue Reading →
Kristy: I live in GA and would like a copy of my son’s IEP recordings that the school has. Can I request a copy of these audio recordings? Legally does Continue Reading →
Melissa: Our daughter was adopted from India at age 4. On her Kindergarten enrollment form we put 2 foreign languages down as her first languages. I have a copy of Continue Reading →
Lenore: Several years ago I recall reading on wrightslaw.com website that if a parent suspected autism to be a handicapping condition, then the school district needed to select an evaluator Continue Reading →
Tera: I live in Oregon. I have requested my sons school to test him for learning disabilities which they did and said they needed to retest due to attendance, which Continue Reading →
Connie: I reside in Texas and believe my 12 y o son was one of many affected by the 8.5% cap the Texas Education Agency arbitrarily placed on enrollment in Continue Reading →
Elizabeth: (WA State) Our daughter adopted from China was tested originally by the Birth to Three folks when she first came home and they were unable to test her Speech Continue Reading →
Pat: Can kids on IEP be on the ineligible list.
Teresa: My principal is in charge of Initial Evaluations. He did an initial ETR on a 6th grade student completely incorrectly (no assessment/observations included, only him, the parent and the Continue Reading →
