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Help with- 1st violent outburst at school
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<blockquote data-quote="Andy" data-source="post: 256988" data-attributes="member: 5096"><p>My difficult child is in 6th grade. A private Day School. The teachers have gone above and beyond to help him. I don't feel I need an IEP at this point because the teachers have worked so well and allowed him to do what is needed to learn but we will see once he is in middle school?</p><p> </p><p>A difficult child may require different discipline policy but I think that would be spelled out in an IEP. It is good to have the standard policy on hand to protect your child. Any actions outside the standard policy should be to your child's benefit, not the school's. The school might turn this around and say because your child is a difficult child they do not have to follow the steps. Wrong!!! The steps are for every child and a clarification within each step for the difficult child student to hold back on the final step, not to speed it along.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Andy, post: 256988, member: 5096"] My difficult child is in 6th grade. A private Day School. The teachers have gone above and beyond to help him. I don't feel I need an IEP at this point because the teachers have worked so well and allowed him to do what is needed to learn but we will see once he is in middle school? A difficult child may require different discipline policy but I think that would be spelled out in an IEP. It is good to have the standard policy on hand to protect your child. Any actions outside the standard policy should be to your child's benefit, not the school's. The school might turn this around and say because your child is a difficult child they do not have to follow the steps. Wrong!!! The steps are for every child and a clarification within each step for the difficult child student to hold back on the final step, not to speed it along. [/QUOTE]
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