Guest guest Posted April 29, 2006 Report Posted April 29, 2006 I had my first IEP meeting for my 11 year old son today. It was the most horrible experience. When we arrived, they had an IEP already written. We only received the official report from the doctor a few days ago with the AS diagnosis. We gave it to the school three days before the IEP meeting. However, when we arrived, we were told they didn't care he had the diagnosis and that the middle school could deal with that. They did state they only had 18 days of school left and everything could be done at the middle school. However, I thought the IEP would be the one he used through the 6th grade. Is this true? They did give us an ESE status for LD because he has an CAPD (central auditory processing disorder). However, they said he doesn't qualify for any social skills classes unless he is diagnosed with ED or Autism. He also doesn't qualify under his auditory processing disorder either for any assistance in language, which he does poorly in. Has anyone else had these problems because their child doesn't have an autism diagnosis? In other words this meeting was a waste of our time. They are keeping him in a regular classroom with no social skill help, which he really needs. Does anyone know of any advocates in Seminole County, Florida? All those listed in the phone book have NIS numbers. Thanks, Donna Quote
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