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My law advocate told me that this district just recently sent bills to several parents who have their kids placed in the intensive programs this district uses refusing to pay. they are pulling strange things with all the budget cuts so another reason not to do this is in case they are trying to make a case to not pay. I agree with everyone... and check the paperwork carefully to make sure that not signing is not implied consent. They can get pretty sneaky and I think now, after the stuff I am feeling (I am the last person not to trust someone, drives my dad crazy) that if your gut says it, no matter how unbelievable it may seem they are probably up to something. The plan should always push toward LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT and to just leave him there is not a good plan. If YOU feel it is a great place and he needs it that is one thing... but if you don think so, wow....

<blockquote data-quote="buddy" data-source="post: 495138" data-attributes="member: 12886"><p>My law advocate told me that this district just recently sent bills to several parents who have their kids placed in the intensive programs this district uses refusing to pay.&nbsp; they are pulling strange things with all the budget cuts so another reason not to do this is in case they are trying to make a case to not pay.&nbsp; I agree with everyone... and check the paperwork carefully to make sure that not signing is not implied consent.&nbsp; They can get pretty sneaky and I think now, after the stuff I am feeling (I am the last person not to trust someone, drives my dad crazy) that if your gut says it, no matter how unbelievable it may seem they are probably up to something.&nbsp;&nbsp; The plan should always push toward LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT and to just leave him there is not a good plan.&nbsp;&nbsp; If YOU feel it is a great place and he needs it that is one thing... but if you don think so, wow....</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="buddy, post: 495138, member: 12886"] My law advocate told me that this district just recently sent bills to several parents who have their kids placed in the intensive programs this district uses refusing to pay. they are pulling strange things with all the budget cuts so another reason not to do this is in case they are trying to make a case to not pay. I agree with everyone... and check the paperwork carefully to make sure that not signing is not implied consent. They can get pretty sneaky and I think now, after the stuff I am feeling (I am the last person not to trust someone, drives my dad crazy) that if your gut says it, no matter how unbelievable it may seem they are probably up to something. The plan should always push toward LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT and to just leave him there is not a good plan. If YOU feel it is a great place and he needs it that is one thing... but if you don think so, wow.... [/QUOTE]

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