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Holy heck, 3 hour iep meeting
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<blockquote data-quote="HMBgal" data-source="post: 483880" data-attributes="member: 13260"><p>So sorry to hear the meeting wasn't more positive. Are you tied in with Parents Together.org? Nice website and forum for legal stuff and support. They tangle with Least Restrictive Environment issues head on and they are very anti-exclusion or the "dump the kid in a mainstream class and see what happens." most of the parents seem to be family members of kids with multiple and severe disabilities, but I've learned a lot from them. They firmly believe in SPED being a set of needed services, rather than a place (which is the law, as we all know) but we know how that washes out in the real world. And of course, a small therapeutic class may be the Least Restrictive Environment, but when you lump a bunch of similar kids together, they don't exactly have appropriate modeling, do they? It's hard.</p><p></p><p>I hope your day gets better and that there was some good stuff to hang onto. Sending good thoughts your way.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="HMBgal, post: 483880, member: 13260"] So sorry to hear the meeting wasn't more positive. Are you tied in with Parents Together.org? Nice website and forum for legal stuff and support. They tangle with Least Restrictive Environment issues head on and they are very anti-exclusion or the "dump the kid in a mainstream class and see what happens." most of the parents seem to be family members of kids with multiple and severe disabilities, but I've learned a lot from them. They firmly believe in SPED being a set of needed services, rather than a place (which is the law, as we all know) but we know how that washes out in the real world. And of course, a small therapeutic class may be the Least Restrictive Environment, but when you lump a bunch of similar kids together, they don't exactly have appropriate modeling, do they? It's hard. I hope your day gets better and that there was some good stuff to hang onto. Sending good thoughts your way. [/QUOTE]
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