RE: sign medical release? -to Winnie

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Hi Winnie,

They re-evaluate every 3 years or so for their IEP. One reason is to see if they are getting services they don't need, or need services they are getting.

I don't know why the need the shot record. It is the same as the one that they got when he started that school. I understand why they may need the physical exam.

Do you think it would be OK to cross out the shot part?

I have not heard back from yet.

Eden, NY

Vaccinations From: wharrison@...Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2010 20:27:15 +0000Subject: Re: sign medical release?

Besides moving from NY, I would not make any decisions without someone experienced with NY. Once you give the shot record, obviously you cannot take it back. Find out what you are absolutely required by law to give.

Are they re-evaluating whether he needs to continue at that school based on his special needs? If so, what do the shots have to do with that? Didn't they have that record from before if it is required?

What does K. say?

Winnie sign medical release?Vaccinations > Hi Everyone,> > My special needs son, who I beleive was effected by vaccines, > (6 years old), is up for re-evaluation by our school > district. He attends a special needs private school (who > accepted a VERY simple religious exemption when he started), but > is funded by our school district. The special needs school sent > me a form to sign for our doctor to release medical information > for this evaluation. They want 's PE, shot record, and > pertinent information for the school. > > Should I sign this (because of the shot record)?> > > I ask because our local school district just received my other > son's,'s (4 year old), religious exemption letter > This is the third time I was allowed to submit it. The first > time it was too short. The second one Krasner helped me > with, but the Principal was ready to deny it because it appeared > more medical because of 's (the 6 year old) history.) > helped me rivise it and they just received it today so the > I have not heard if 's exemption was reviewed yet. I > don't want 's shot record interfering with Principal's > decision even though that information was clearly given in the > exemption letter. I really don't want to mess things up.> > > What would you do?> > > > Thank you for your advice.> > > > Reid> > Eden, NY> > >