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At my wits end with an out of control teen
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<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 513441" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>Even when you are homeschooling or if a child is in a private educational setting, child find as part of the special education law still applies and you can still write a certified letter to the special education department of your school district requesting a comprehensive evaluation due to your concerns. If she qualifies, again even with homeschooling, you would be able to have an IEP and receive special education services including any sp ed teachers and related services like Occupational Therapist (OT) or speech/language or DAPE and accommodations like assistive technology and transition planning (which starts at age 14) for planning for future goals. So, if you think it could help, that is certainly an avenue to shoot for. It is federal law that all kids who qualify for sp ed are served even if they are not enrolled in the public schools.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="buddy, post: 513441, member: 12886"] Even when you are homeschooling or if a child is in a private educational setting, child find as part of the special education law still applies and you can still write a certified letter to the special education department of your school district requesting a comprehensive evaluation due to your concerns. If she qualifies, again even with homeschooling, you would be able to have an IEP and receive special education services including any sp ed teachers and related services like Occupational Therapist (OT) or speech/language or DAPE and accommodations like assistive technology and transition planning (which starts at age 14) for planning for future goals. So, if you think it could help, that is certainly an avenue to shoot for. It is federal law that all kids who qualify for sp ed are served even if they are not enrolled in the public schools. [/QUOTE]
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