Guest guest Posted November 20, 2004 Report Share Posted November 20, 2004 > > > >I am in Michigan, but will try to help. I work for a county-wide district >that provides services to the entire county's 12 school districts. > >Early childhood is somewhat different than K-12. They should be able to >tell >you that she will go to one of two or three places. The problems we have >are >not always being able to know what pre-schools we will be using, as it >takes >a new contract each year and the special education students aren't their >first consideration. This is for those going to inclusion pre-schools. For >the ECDD classrooms, they sometimes don't know how many they need until all >the IEPs have been completed. Again, they should know the choices. Once the >IEPs are done for all the students, they should then be able to tell you >the >one she will be attending. > >As for the communication issue. In our district, a student has to meet >certain criteria for a specific service. Once they no longer qualify for >the >service, those goals are removed unless they will be continued by the >classroom teacher. We can only write goals for the services being provided. > >Please feel free to e-mail me privately if you have any additional >questions. > >Laurie > > > From: " A ADAMS " <justagram14@...> > > Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 10:59:50 -0700 > > " lfitzger " <lfitzger@...> > > Subject: Do You Have Any Suggestions For This Mom? > > > > From: " Wanha " > > ><rlw70@...</post?postID=MQ3crt-gD > > E3AgAbOiMDGXwALZeSU6CEz59eDCg2RyTzL96F8kwji1sanTnCB0mqXfrRAurIzQJYX>> > > Date: Mon Nov 15, 2004 12:52 pm > > Subject: Removed Child from district > > > > > > > > Hi, I am hoping that someone can help me out with this as I have heard >two > > separate views on this and I am wondering if anyone can tell me what is >truly > > the law. > > > > I know that this can get a little complicated because some of the laws >are > > there > > and then each state has their interpretation of the law but just if >anyone has > > gone through this and what they found out and what advice you can give >me in > > this matter. > > > > Last Monday, we had a meeting with our district to discuss my daughter. >At the > > meeting they were to give me options on what they would offer her when >she > > transitions when she is 3 years old. They gave me the old run around and > > really > > didn't give me an answer. Just said that they could not give me any >options > > until the spring for her placement next fall. According to the lawyer I >have > > spoken to they are supposed to have a plan in place when she turns 3 in > > February. Right now they will not have this. > > > > Because nothing they told me at the meeting and other concerns that I >have > > with > > the district and what they are offering her I told them at the meeting >if they > > would not pay for her to go to an oral deaf school in the Twin Cities >then I > > would remove her and take her on my own. > > > > My question really comes down to this. It was stated at the meeting that >we > > will need to keep our meeting next Monday and rewrite her whole plan. >They > > plan > > to remove all her communication goals since she will not receive any >services > > from them in this area and then just write her plan with her physical >therapy > > goals. They will keep the DHH teacher as the case manager and she will >have > > some duties with the soundfield in the ECFE classroom that she is >attending > > through them. But that is all. Then someone told me that they can't take >the > > communication goals off of her plan. They have determined that this need >is > > there with my child and they need to continue to write goals to met this >area. > > Which is right? Do they have to have the goals on her plan or can they >take > > them off if she is no longer going to receive communication services >from > > them? > > > > > > Any help or advice in this matter would be appreciated. > > > > Mom of 4 > > Marcus 14 > > 12 > > Jon 10 > > Annika 2.5 > > Bilateral Clarion implant 3/1/04 > > Hookup 3/25/04 > > spastic diaplegic CP > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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