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D/S Disciplined because IEP Not Followed
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<blockquote data-quote="cnels" data-source="post: 36215" data-attributes="member: 3585"><p>I think it's crappy, and so does the advocate. It's not following the behavior plan. Here is a copy of the email I sent to the teacher. </p><p>Mrs. SO and so, I am so glad the spring is going great for him. I got the notice of missing a recess. From what I understand he is missing this extra recess because of 2 different parts of the IEP weren't implemented. The first time for which he is being punished is when he didn't have an escort back to your class. FYI, as a mom I did step in and have him apologize and had him miss chess club, informing him I couldn't trust he would be with the group or wandering around the building. The second time, was from math class. Mrs. H. did call me on Friday and we discussed the issues in math (high frustration level with a new unit), she didn't talk to me about him being given a discipline action. She did tell me that he was disrupting the learning of others. I am at fault here because at that time I didn't inform her of what his behavior plan states. Maybe we could let her know if he has those negative behaviors in her class we will follow the BiPolar (BP) for a consequence. The behavior plan states, he is to be removed as a consequence for that behavior and escorted to the resource room. I am sure you can identify with my confusion in this matter, and I would greatly appreciate any additional information. My concern is that Caleb is being punished because he didn't have the support that we all agreed he needed. Could you email me back and explain to me why he is being punished when the IEP and the BiPolar (BP) weren't followed?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cnels, post: 36215, member: 3585"] I think it's crappy, and so does the advocate. It's not following the behavior plan. Here is a copy of the email I sent to the teacher. Mrs. SO and so, I am so glad the spring is going great for him. I got the notice of missing a recess. From what I understand he is missing this extra recess because of 2 different parts of the IEP weren't implemented. The first time for which he is being punished is when he didn't have an escort back to your class. FYI, as a mom I did step in and have him apologize and had him miss chess club, informing him I couldn't trust he would be with the group or wandering around the building. The second time, was from math class. Mrs. H. did call me on Friday and we discussed the issues in math (high frustration level with a new unit), she didn't talk to me about him being given a discipline action. She did tell me that he was disrupting the learning of others. I am at fault here because at that time I didn't inform her of what his behavior plan states. Maybe we could let her know if he has those negative behaviors in her class we will follow the BiPolar (BP) for a consequence. The behavior plan states, he is to be removed as a consequence for that behavior and escorted to the resource room. I am sure you can identify with my confusion in this matter, and I would greatly appreciate any additional information. My concern is that Caleb is being punished because he didn't have the support that we all agreed he needed. Could you email me back and explain to me why he is being punished when the IEP and the BiPolar (BP) weren't followed? [/QUOTE]
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