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This guide will widen your scope to the services that can be provided to your child when properly documented. It literally can change the trajectory of your child’s education & future!
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Have you wondered about having your child participate in school extra-curricular activities, but aren’t sure what is available to your child? This self-study guide teaches parents and caretakers everything they need to know about the standard for extra-curricular activity accommodations, how to get your child into extra-curricular activities and how to get the support you are entitled to from the school through the process.
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IEP Reviews give parents & caretakers an opportunity to formally meet with their child’s teachers & support staff to review and modify their child’s IEP. While most parents recognize that IEP reviews take place on an annual basis, many parents do not utilize the opportunity to have an IEP review as many times a year as you need! This IEP Review self-study guide teaches parents & caretakers step by step how to request an IEP review, how to bring up issues in an IEP review meeting & fully resolve them, as well as how to advocate for changes to or additions to their child’s IEP. If your child’s IEP needs revising, or you just want to check on their progress in a more formal setting, IEP Review meetings are the solution!
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This case law summary reviews Least Restrictive Environment law- the law itself, the cases where Courts have determined how to tell if a child is in the least restrictive environment, & a breakdown of the Rachel H. test- the four part test Courts use when considering Least Restrictive Environment. This one page summary breaks down what you need to know in an easy-to-read format so that you can refer to these important factors when considering a child’s placement.
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Did you know that parents are an integral part of the IEP team? Their influence & input is a key component of a successful IEP. Learn more about parental participation here!
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What is the District doing by including your statement & why does that matter for your child’s IEP?
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This best bang for your buck dispute resolution includes a how to guide & a form for filing your own complaint!
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