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Dyslexia & Bipolar Type2;totally slow IEP
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<blockquote data-quote="keista" data-source="post: 514901" data-attributes="member: 11965"><p>Bad news, good news. Bad news is that not every county has the same type of advocates I have here. Apparently it's done by grant and our advocacy group applies for the grant every year. </p><p></p><p>The good news is that you should still be able to find out if you have such advocates in your area by calling Early Steps. Look them up for your area and call and ask for any and all special education support material they can give you. Websites, pamphlets, whatever. If you can't find a free advocate, you may have to hire someone to at least get you started.</p><p></p><p>This is simply not true. The big problem is that the second they placed him in that autistic class, they should have written an IEP. The fact that he does have a high IQ but is being threatened to be retained for the third time (which I really don't think they can do) is at proof positive that there is something wrong and he most certainly needs an IEP.</p><p></p><p>Sorry I couldn't be more help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="keista, post: 514901, member: 11965"] Bad news, good news. Bad news is that not every county has the same type of advocates I have here. Apparently it's done by grant and our advocacy group applies for the grant every year. The good news is that you should still be able to find out if you have such advocates in your area by calling Early Steps. Look them up for your area and call and ask for any and all special education support material they can give you. Websites, pamphlets, whatever. If you can't find a free advocate, you may have to hire someone to at least get you started. This is simply not true. The big problem is that the second they placed him in that autistic class, they should have written an IEP. The fact that he does have a high IQ but is being threatened to be retained for the third time (which I really don't think they can do) is at proof positive that there is something wrong and he most certainly needs an IEP. Sorry I couldn't be more help. [/QUOTE]
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