Guest guest Posted August 24, 2006 Report Share Posted August 24, 2006 Hello Everyone, I have not written in awhile and wanted to update those of you interested in how things are going with Dylan's IEP and the legal process we have had to go thru to get what he needs. We have had along summer waiting for our July meeting that was promised by the school and never happened. We waited to be contacted to meet his teacher before school started and that never happened. We waited for an updated IEP and recieved a copy of it the second day of school after we kept him home the first day. Our attorney and the IEP team met today and I must tell you I was frustrated. The school is not one bit interested in the fact when he comes home that he can not function. It was said that as long as he is doing fine in school that there was not much else that they needed to worry about. Our son's intervention specialist is always on the defensive can't get past her own problems to see that she is hurting our son by ignoring his sensory issues. She was doing alot of the "I have done," and "me" I wanted to remind her that this was not about her. They have Dylan doing his own documenting of his day for us. Which I am unsure how I feel about this. We did have a victory in the sense that they got specific in the IEP on times and days of services. They turned us down when we asked for his own aide. We have gotton to the point we want to home school him. Does anyone here do that or know someone who is home schooling? At least we would no exactly what he gets and how he is doing. Its been a very long day so if I am babbling sorry. I know he will be home in a half hour and off the wall. Please let me know about home schooling. Thanks Get your own web address for just $1.99/1st yr. We'll help. Small Business. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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