Re: Conference- I.E.P's , ARDs and your school

[Guest guest]

New school special ed funding proposal

http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/03/legislature/2528817

Kat1216@... wrote:November 12th and 13th, FEAT North Texas presents How to

Compromise with your

School District without Compromising your Child. Two day training, teaching

and question/answer on building your child's I.E.P. , attending an ARD, workin

g with the teachers and administration and getting the best you can for your

child. Topics of discusion and and question answer include:

Making Your Child’s Individualized Educational Plan and Attending ARD

Meetings

Working With Your Child’s Teacher to Ensure Maximum Success

What do I do now? What if problems arise?

Avoiding Due Process

Speakers include: , BCBA, Gail Waymon BCBA, Carla BCBA

and Sawyer BCBA.

Plus Attorny Mayerson will spend a day answering questions and

discussing principles he wrote specifically for parents in his new book , How to

Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child

and more.

Mayerson is currently scheduled to be interviewed live about his newly

released book and the general topic of " what parents can do to avoid due

process " on December 9, 2004 at 9:15 a.m on the Today show.

> " I'm of course excited about being on the Today Show, but there are obvious

> limitations to what you can accomplish in six minutes, whereas the FEAT fall

> conference will provide parents with in depth quality information. "

> Mayerson

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Don't miss this great workshop on school issues.

Go to www.featnt.org for more conference details.

Handouts provided as well as Attorney Mayerson's new book How to

Compromise with the School District Without Compromising your Child

[Guest guest]

Thank you Dr. Garnett. I have been so out of the loop, dealing with my own

school district, I did not realize there was a special session going on. I

am impressed that the legislators have finally realized that our kids are

expensive to educate and that special money needs to be pulled aside. But I

hope schools just don't get a blanket amount of money for children with

autism. The schools should get more money if they are doing EFFECTIVE work

which can be proven through the children's PROGRESS, and obviously a program

based on research. Quite frankly if my school just got more money right now

they would just be able to buy more 'stuff'. They would not know how to

teach the 'stuff' to my child but the classroom would be full of 'stuff'.

Keep us posted Dr. Garnett on any new information. Hope to see you soon.

Liz

On 10/27/04 8:12 PM, " Garnett " <autismdocuments@...> wrote:

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> New school special ed funding proposal

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> http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/03/legislature/2528817

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> Kat1216@... wrote:November 12th and 13th, FEAT North Texas presents How to

> Compromise with your

> School District without Compromising your Child. Two day training, teaching

> and question/answer on building your child's I.E.P. , attending an ARD,

> workin

> g with the teachers and administration and getting the best you can for your

> child. Topics of discusion and and question answer include:

>

> Making Your Child’s Individualized Educational Plan and Attending ARD

> Meetings

> Working With Your Child’s Teacher to Ensure Maximum Success

> What do I do now? What if problems arise?

> Avoiding Due Process

>

> Speakers include: , BCBA, Gail Waymon BCBA, Carla BCBA

> and Sawyer BCBA.

>

> Plus Attorny Mayerson will spend a day answering questions and

> discussing principles he wrote specifically for parents in his new book , How

> to

> Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child

> and more.

>

> Mayerson is currently scheduled to be interviewed live about his newly

> released book and the general topic of " what parents can do to avoid due

> process " on December 9, 2004 at 9:15 a.m on the Today show.

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>> " I'm of course excited about being on the Today Show, but there are obvious

>> limitations to what you can accomplish in six minutes, whereas the FEAT fall

>> conference will provide parents with in depth quality information. "

>> Mayerson

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>

> Don't miss this great workshop on school issues.

> Go to www.featnt.org for more conference details.

>

> Handouts provided as well as Attorney Mayerson's new book How to

> Compromise with the School District Without Compromising your Child

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[Guest guest]

Oh my heavens, I just saw the date on the newspaper article, April 2004, so

they aren't in special session. Sorry folks for the confusion. Still an

interesting article. Liz.

On 10/27/04 8:12 PM, " Garnett " <autismdocuments@...> wrote:

>

>

> New school special ed funding proposal

>

> http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/03/legislature/2528817

>

> Kat1216@... wrote:November 12th and 13th, FEAT North Texas presents How to

> Compromise with your

> School District without Compromising your Child. Two day training, teaching

> and question/answer on building your child's I.E.P. , attending an ARD,

> workin

> g with the teachers and administration and getting the best you can for your

> child. Topics of discusion and and question answer include:

>

> Making Your Child’s Individualized Educational Plan and Attending ARD

> Meetings

> Working With Your Child’s Teacher to Ensure Maximum Success

> What do I do now? What if problems arise?

> Avoiding Due Process

>

> Speakers include: , BCBA, Gail Waymon BCBA, Carla BCBA

> and Sawyer BCBA.

>

> Plus Attorny Mayerson will spend a day answering questions and

> discussing principles he wrote specifically for parents in his new book , How

> to

> Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child

> and more.

>

> Mayerson is currently scheduled to be interviewed live about his newly

> released book and the general topic of " what parents can do to avoid due

> process " on December 9, 2004 at 9:15 a.m on the Today show.

>

>

>> " I'm of course excited about being on the Today Show, but there are obvious

>> limitations to what you can accomplish in six minutes, whereas the FEAT fall

>> conference will provide parents with in depth quality information. "

>> Mayerson

>>

>

> Don't miss this great workshop on school issues.

> Go to www.featnt.org for more conference details.

>

> Handouts provided as well as Attorney Mayerson's new book How to

> Compromise with the School District Without Compromising your Child

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[Guest guest]

Oh my heavens, I just saw the date on the newspaper article, April 2004, so

they aren't in special session. Sorry folks for the confusion. Still an

interesting article. Liz.

On 10/27/04 8:12 PM, " Garnett " <autismdocuments@...> wrote:

>

>

> New school special ed funding proposal

>

> http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory.mpl/special/03/legislature/2528817

>

> Kat1216@... wrote:November 12th and 13th, FEAT North Texas presents How to

> Compromise with your

> School District without Compromising your Child. Two day training, teaching

> and question/answer on building your child's I.E.P. , attending an ARD,

> workin

> g with the teachers and administration and getting the best you can for your

> child. Topics of discusion and and question answer include:

>

> Making Your Child’s Individualized Educational Plan and Attending ARD

> Meetings

> Working With Your Child’s Teacher to Ensure Maximum Success

> What do I do now? What if problems arise?

> Avoiding Due Process

>

> Speakers include: , BCBA, Gail Waymon BCBA, Carla BCBA

> and Sawyer BCBA.

>

> Plus Attorny Mayerson will spend a day answering questions and

> discussing principles he wrote specifically for parents in his new book , How

> to

> Compromise with Your School District Without Compromising Your Child

> and more.

>

> Mayerson is currently scheduled to be interviewed live about his newly

> released book and the general topic of " what parents can do to avoid due

> process " on December 9, 2004 at 9:15 a.m on the Today show.

>

>

>> " I'm of course excited about being on the Today Show, but there are obvious

>> limitations to what you can accomplish in six minutes, whereas the FEAT fall

>> conference will provide parents with in depth quality information. "

>> Mayerson

>>

>

> Don't miss this great workshop on school issues.

> Go to www.featnt.org for more conference details.

>

> Handouts provided as well as Attorney Mayerson's new book How to

> Compromise with the School District Without Compromising your Child

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