In This Issue ...

• Can We Include a Health Care Plan in the IEP?

• When Doing Your Homework Really Works!


• Should My Child's IEP Include ALL the Services He Needs?

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ISSN: 1538-320
March 18, 2014

I thought I was current on the law, accommodations, and strategies for negotiation with the school.

But when the school said "No!", I did not have a clue how to address the school's refusal to accommodate my daughter.

Learn how to create a plan that will bring everyone at the IEP table together.

In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate you will learn how to include all the accommodations and interventions your child needs in the form of a medical management plan in your child's IEP. Use this plan as the basis of accommodating your child at school.

Please don't hesitate to forward this series to other friends, families, or colleagues.

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Can We Include a Health Care Plan in My Child's IEP?

The school says they cannot make the accommodation for late homework. Should we write a 504 plan for these accommodations?

Sue Whitney says there is no need to write a separate Section 504 Plan.  You should be able to include all needed accommodations in your daughter's IEP. Find out how.........

When Doing Your Homework Really Works!

I locked in success at the IEP meeting with:

• a medical management plan
• a written opinion
• a treatment plan

The accommodations in the IEP we agreed on work so well!

Find out how Doing the Work Will Get the Results.

Should My Child's IEP Include ALL the Services He Needs?

Learn about IDEA 2004 requirements for services in the IEP.

See Chapter 4: Present Levels, Measurable Goals, Services, p. 29, Wrightslaw: All About IEPs.

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