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Help- 9 year old daughter refusing to go to school, about to lose IEP
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<blockquote data-quote="Kez508" data-source="post: 442755" data-attributes="member: 11727"><p>Wow, lots of great advice! So an update.. I hired an advocate and we reconveined the IEP meeting, and the IEP team agreed that she needed to be reevaluated (however, they are calling it..possible exit evaluations from IEP) where as I'm thinking she needs it because something isnt right! So when we left the meeting, the agreement was that current IEP stays in place until we reconveine after the formal reevals are done.. meeting is set for July 28th. She has ESY written in her current IEP, but they have refused to place her.. (she has done a social skills camp for the past four years) They said "her IEP expired in June..and we are waiting for exit evaluations..)" I feel like they are totally setting us up, and breaking the law to say the least. I am a bit relieved that school is out.. so the morning meltdowns have stopped, however, we will pay for it dearly come September when she has to get back into the school routine and no ESY. I feel like it is a lost cause. She scored perfectly on her report card, yet I have three social studies tests that she failed?!?! I did save them, and plan on bringing them to the meeting. Also, an autism specialist that does not work for the school went in to evaluate her, and I did have the chance to speak with her about it, and she did pick up on some problems that were going on. I noticed on the IEP invitation, every other evaluator is listed as being present at the upcoming meeting, except for the autism specialist. Currently, I am trying to get her to come to the meeting. Feeling as though it is a lost cause though. It will have to go to mediation. So frustrated!!</p><p>-Kez</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kez508, post: 442755, member: 11727"] Wow, lots of great advice! So an update.. I hired an advocate and we reconveined the IEP meeting, and the IEP team agreed that she needed to be reevaluated (however, they are calling it..possible exit evaluations from IEP) where as I'm thinking she needs it because something isnt right! So when we left the meeting, the agreement was that current IEP stays in place until we reconveine after the formal reevals are done.. meeting is set for July 28th. She has ESY written in her current IEP, but they have refused to place her.. (she has done a social skills camp for the past four years) They said "her IEP expired in June..and we are waiting for exit evaluations..)" I feel like they are totally setting us up, and breaking the law to say the least. I am a bit relieved that school is out.. so the morning meltdowns have stopped, however, we will pay for it dearly come September when she has to get back into the school routine and no ESY. I feel like it is a lost cause. She scored perfectly on her report card, yet I have three social studies tests that she failed?!?! I did save them, and plan on bringing them to the meeting. Also, an autism specialist that does not work for the school went in to evaluate her, and I did have the chance to speak with her about it, and she did pick up on some problems that were going on. I noticed on the IEP invitation, every other evaluator is listed as being present at the upcoming meeting, except for the autism specialist. Currently, I am trying to get her to come to the meeting. Feeling as though it is a lost cause though. It will have to go to mediation. So frustrated!! -Kez [/QUOTE]
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