Anybody out there ever challenge an IEP

Posted By: recommendation for their child? on 2008-01-24
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If so, just hoping you would share your story as I am considering doing just that, but certainly do not want to make the situation worse . . . cannot afford private school.

TIA!

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Anybody out there ever challenge an IEP - recommendation for their child?
- Thought I was going to have to but - sickofit
  - Meant to ask you below - (sm)
- Why do they recommend this? nm - M.A.
  - Federal law requires that any child who is - placed in special ed (sm)
    - Sorry - meant why they recommended for her child. nm - M.A.
    - If you're challenging to diagnosis... - sickofit
      - Thank you - (sm)
        LEA, S-team, M-team can be virtually translated to different states... - sickofit
        BTW make absolutely certain that correct contact info is on the request for IEP meeting....nm - sickofit
        I would contact everyone on the IEP team (sm) - M.A.
- What is an IEP? - nm
  - An Individual Education Plan (or Program) - for special ed (nm)

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