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<blockquote data-quote="BusynMember" data-source="post: 587281" data-attributes="member: 1550"><p>I would acquaint yourself with your area parent advocate just in case they try to pull something early. Schools tend to try to get out of IEPs if they can and advocates know the state laws and it's always a good idea to have one with you for any IEP meeting. They keep the school people in line. Far as my experiences go, the school board has nothing to do with IEPs. It's always been the Special Education director and teachers and they tried quite a bit of funny stuff with us.Yo</p><p></p><p>u can find out who your advocate is by calling your state dept. of education and asking for the Special Needs director. This is a free service and a very nice one!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BusynMember, post: 587281, member: 1550"] I would acquaint yourself with your area parent advocate just in case they try to pull something early. Schools tend to try to get out of IEPs if they can and advocates know the state laws and it's always a good idea to have one with you for any IEP meeting. They keep the school people in line. Far as my experiences go, the school board has nothing to do with IEPs. It's always been the Special Education director and teachers and they tried quite a bit of funny stuff with us.Yo u can find out who your advocate is by calling your state dept. of education and asking for the Special Needs director. This is a free service and a very nice one! [/QUOTE]
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