My boy will be going to school this year and i dread the IEP (He is on the autistic spectrum)
I have just finished re-writing the tissue paper, which was an excuse for his statement and am fast forwarding ahead to worrying about the IEP.
I assume that the IEP is written together between school and parents. If a parent does not agree with it, how do you make that known. Do you have to consent to it? or reject it?
Also, is it legal for the school to present you with your child's draft IEP before you are consulted with it?
How does it work?
thanks in advance
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mamadadawahwah · 17/06/2006 18:56
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