Re: Re: Is IDEA really a joke in disguise?

[Guest guest]

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What I assumed happened is that your district had him listed as homeschooled

even though you had legally enrolled him in the school system. The district just

skewed their data. Yes, your district is out of compliance.

Charlyne

Subject: Re: Is IDEA really a joke in disguise?

To:

Date: Sunday, June 26, 2011, 11:13 PM

 

Charlyne, You are incorrect. My son was enrolled in the school system and

hospital homebound paperwork was given to the school by the doctor. The doctor

even had to give a depositio deeimng my so hospital/homebound. He was not

homeschooled for the school year 2010/2011. Sorry you had misinformation

somehow.

The school is so far out of compliance with state and federal laws and has beeen

for quite some time.

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son. The school systems have to REQUEST funding formm the state in order to get

it. The schools who do not want to provide the services will simply not request

the funding (proof with be uploaded in the files if I can...if not, I will copy

paste here).

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schools closing around the country and so many people having to fight so darn

hard (and many cannot because they hold full time jobs outside of that full-time

job of fighting), I see that schools are still trying to not provide the basic

education for our kids with special needs. They are trying and some winning to

force our kids out of the system.

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[Guest guest]

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I understand that they knew but they skewed their reporting data to the state.

Charlyne

Subject: Re: Is IDEA really a joke in disguise?

To:

Date: Tuesday, June 28, 2011, 9:37 PM

 

Charlyne,

Nah! There have been too many attorneys involved and too many meetings. They

were/are very aware of his homebound status. They had the doctor's deposition

and all the homebound forms from doctors.

They knew. They just refused to provide.

However, they are playing the " we did not know card " , but I have tape recordings

of the meetings...they knew...they are just a sorry excuse for a school system.

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order to get it. The schools who do not want to provide the services will simply

not request the funding (proof with be uploaded in the files if I can...if not,

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schools closing around the country and so many people having to fight so darn

hard (and many cannot because they hold full time jobs outside of that full-time

job of fighting), I see that schools are still trying to not provide the basic

education for our kids with special needs. They are trying and some winning to

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[Guest guest]

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others yet to come. & nbsp;We moved from one really bad district to another

because I couldn't stand the fight. & nbsp;Good luck and thank you for taking a

stand.

Sent from my Palm Pre on the Now Network from Sprint

On Jun 29, 2011 10:58 AM, agirlnamedsuess21 & lt;agirlnamedsuess@... & gt;

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YES, which makes it bvious that they never intended on providing him services to

begin with. We met at the end of October and again in November with attorneys.

Every step of the way, they indicated they intended on providing services. Since

it is *mandatory* to report students with special needs to get funding for them

in the months of October and March, then one would think they would have

reported him (especially since they kept playing the *poor county* card for

reason for denial of services). It really would have been even worse had they

claimed him, received funds, and still not given services.

I am not surprised. I heard the other day from an adjacent county resident that

s County took a family to court over a child who was homebound due to

leukemia (truancy charge); the saddest part of the whole story was that the

child DIED and this is why the child was not at school. I think the child was

supposed to be getting homebound services during treatments or when actively

ill, but there was no follow up from the school system for the child. The child

had died and they claimed the child was truant.

This county is very sad.

Some day in the future after I have helped others get services for their

children in this county (and helped to turn it around), I would like to move.

There is so much apathy in this county that it bothers me.

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add , I want to post a letter that I received from the Georgia DOE regarding

my *enrolled* son. The school systems have to REQUEST funding formm the state in

order to get it. The schools who do not want to provide the services will simply

not request the funding (proof with be uploaded in the files if I can...if not,

I will copy paste here).

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so many schools closing around the country and so many people having to fight so

darn hard (and many cannot because they hold full time jobs outside of that

full-time job of fighting), I see that schools are still trying to not provide

the basic education for our kids with special needs. They are trying and some

winning to force our kids out of the system.

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[Guest guest]

I am leaving my home and it will have to go into foreclosure as I can't

sell it for anywhere near what I bought it for, even with all the

improvements, so that I can move to a city about l hour from us, for the school

district. The school dist. broke my little girls arm when she was 5. She is

now

10 and we are still waiting for trial. I was the only one in this school

dist. that won the due process, ever.

Therefore, she has been attending a private autism school. This was really

the only settlement I wanted, but the dist. has put up a fight, so here we

are. She has done perfect in the Autism Center, but their time to pay is

now up. I can't let her go to the school dist. as this has been on the

front page of our newspaper a number of times. Beside that, they still haven't

had enough and feel changes aren't necessary unless monetarily productive

for them.

Just thought I'd throw in my 2 cents.

In a message dated 6/29/2011 11:00:50 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

cjsmom64055@... writes:

Wow I really want to say that you are a champion mom fighting for your

kids and others yet to come. & nbsp;We moved from one really bad district to

another because I couldn't stand the fight. & nbsp;Good luck and thank you for

taking a stand.

Sent from my Palm Pre on the Now Network from Sprint

On Jun 29, 2011 10:58 AM, agirlnamedsuess21

& lt;agirlnamedsuess@... & gt; wrote:

& nbsp;

YES, which makes it bvious that they never intended on providing him

services to begin with. We met at the end of October and again in November with

attorneys. Every step of the way, they indicated they intended on providing

services. Since it is *mandatory* to report students with special needs to

get funding for them in the months of October and March, then one would

think they would have reported him (especially since they kept playing the

*poor county* card for reason for denial of services). It really would have

been even worse had they claimed him, received funds, and still not given

services.

I am not surprised. I heard the other day from an adjacent county resident

that s County took a family to court over a child who was homebound

due to leukemia (truancy charge); the saddest part of the whole story was

that the child DIED and this is why the child was not at school. I think

the child was supposed to be getting homebound services during treatments or

when actively ill, but there was no follow up from the school system for

the child. The child had died and they claimed the child was truant.

This county is very sad.

Some day in the future after I have helped others get services for their

children in this county (and helped to turn it around), I would like to

move. There is so much apathy in this county that it bothers me.

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might add , I want to post a letter that I received from the Georgia DOE

regarding my *enrolled* son. The school systems have to REQUEST funding

formm the state in order to get it. The schools who do not want to provide the

services will simply not request the funding (proof with be uploaded in the

files if I can...if not, I will copy paste here).

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that with so many schools closing around the country and so many people having

to fight so darn hard (and many cannot because they hold full time jobs

outside of that full-time job of fighting), I see that schools are still

trying to not provide the basic education for our kids with special needs. They

are trying and some winning to force our kids out of the system.

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[Guest guest]

I can understand as parents we will do what it takes for our kids. & nbsp;I am so

sorry ur daughter had to experience & nbsp;that. & nbsp;Our precious kids deserve

instructors and paras that know what they are & nbsp;doing. We & nbsp;are barely

getting by but moving into this school district was the best thing I could do

for CJ. & nbsp;Good luck to you .

Best Wishes!

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On Jun 29, 2011 1:33 PM, Ramoosie@... & lt;Ramoosie@... & gt; wrote:

& nbsp;

I am leaving my home and it will have to go into foreclosure as I can't

sell it for anywhere near what I bought it for, even with all the

improvements, so that I can move to a city about l hour from us, for the school

district. The school dist. broke my little girls arm when she was 5. She is

now

10 and we are still waiting for trial. I was the only one in this school

dist. that won the due process, ever.

Therefore, she has been attending a private autism school. This was really

the only settlement I wanted, but the dist. has put up a fight, so here we

are. She has done perfect in the Autism Center, but their time to pay is

now up. I can't let her go to the school dist. as this has been on the

front page of our newspaper a number of times. Beside that, they still haven't

had enough and feel changes aren't necessary unless monetarily productive

for them.

Just thought I'd throw in my 2 cents.

In a message dated 6/29/2011 11:00:50 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time,

cjsmom64055@... writes:

Wow I really want to say that you are a champion mom fighting for your

kids and others yet to come. & amp;nbsp;We moved from one really bad district to

another because I couldn't stand the fight. & amp;nbsp;Good luck and thank you

for

taking a stand.

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On Jun 29, 2011 10:58 AM, agirlnamedsuess21

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YES, which makes it bvious that they never intended on providing him

services to begin with. We met at the end of October and again in November with

attorneys. Every step of the way, they indicated they intended on providing

services. Since it is *mandatory* to report students with special needs to

get funding for them in the months of October and March, then one would

think they would have reported him (especially since they kept playing the

*poor county* card for reason for denial of services). It really would have

been even worse had they claimed him, received funds, and still not given

services.

I am not surprised. I heard the other day from an adjacent county resident

that s County took a family to court over a child who was homebound

due to leukemia (truancy charge); the saddest part of the whole story was

that the child DIED and this is why the child was not at school. I think

the child was supposed to be getting homebound services during treatments or

when actively ill, but there was no follow up from the school system for

the child. The child had died and they claimed the child was truant.

This county is very sad.

Some day in the future after I have helped others get services for their

children in this county (and helped to turn it around), I would like to

move. There is so much apathy in this county that it bothers me.

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& amp;gt; & amp;gt; & amp;gt; Subject: Re: Is IDEA really a joke in

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& amp;gt; & amp;gt; & amp;gt; Date: Friday, June 24, 2011, 12:47 PM

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& amp;gt; & amp;gt; & amp;gt; In response to what you have written (very

well, I

might add , I want to post a letter that I received from the Georgia DOE

regarding my *enrolled* son. The school systems have to REQUEST funding

formm the state in order to get it. The schools who do not want to provide the

services will simply not request the funding (proof with be uploaded in the

files if I can...if not, I will copy paste here).

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& amp;gt; & amp;gt; & amp;gt; I agree with why you said IDEA was created. My point

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that with so many schools closing around the country and so many people having

to fight so darn hard (and many cannot because they hold full time jobs

outside of that full-time job of fighting), I see that schools are still

trying to not provide the basic education for our kids with special needs. They

are trying and some winning to force our kids out of the system.

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& amp;gt; & amp;gt; & amp;gt; Is it working? For some, yes. For others, they die

trying

and by the time their child is 21, they are very tired (like you).

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FUNDING

NOT REQUESTED.

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