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<blockquote data-quote="Christy" data-source="post: 295489" data-attributes="member: 225"><p>You can insist on a full-day and the school is obligated to provide it. As for the para, this will be an iep team decision. If your son had one last year and it's in his iep then he should continue to have one. If not, it will depend on the willingness of the "team" to suggest it and the school system to provide it. State your concerns and present a plan you think is in everyone's best interest. Stress learning rather than behavior. "In order to make academic progress, my son needs blah, blah, blah..." When a staff member brings up one of difficult child's negative behaviors, ask "How can you plan for this and structure his environment to prevent or minimaze the behavior? It makes much more sense to be proactive rather than reactive." Be calm and show concern but continually bring the conversation back to what are you going to do to plan for the behaviors and prevent them. How can you assure me that difficult child is going to be able to learn in this environment?</p><p></p><p>Good luck!</p><p>Christy</p><p></p><p>Good Luck!</p><p>Christy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Christy, post: 295489, member: 225"] You can insist on a full-day and the school is obligated to provide it. As for the para, this will be an iep team decision. If your son had one last year and it's in his iep then he should continue to have one. If not, it will depend on the willingness of the "team" to suggest it and the school system to provide it. State your concerns and present a plan you think is in everyone's best interest. Stress learning rather than behavior. "In order to make academic progress, my son needs blah, blah, blah..." When a staff member brings up one of difficult child's negative behaviors, ask "How can you plan for this and structure his environment to prevent or minimaze the behavior? It makes much more sense to be proactive rather than reactive." Be calm and show concern but continually bring the conversation back to what are you going to do to plan for the behaviors and prevent them. How can you assure me that difficult child is going to be able to learn in this environment? Good luck! Christy Good Luck! Christy [/QUOTE]
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