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This is his first offical suspension.
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<blockquote data-quote="slsh" data-source="post: 244038" data-attributes="member: 8"><p>Shari - actually, principal is a bit delusional. They can suspend a max of 10 days per school year, period, total. Then it is considered a change in placement and it's mandatory that an IEP be held. In IL, we also had a manifestation determination hearing after each of thank you's suspensions (didn't wait to hit that 10-day mark) where we reviewed his IEP and BIP.</p><p> </p><p>Again - I really think you need to call for an IEP mtg, waive the 10 day prior written notice. You've got a behavior that they are suspending for now that has a specific trigger. If the presentation of reading isn't changed - you're going to be looking at yet another change of placement in short order. </p><p> </p><p>Has an FBA been done, a BIP written and appropriately implemented?</p><p> </p><p>Obviously, at 6 years old, this is ... a bit overkill in my humble opinion, and I think it's setting school up to be a really bad experience for him. Time to get SD onboard in terms of preventing the situations that could/will result in suspensions.</p><p> </p><p>Edited to add: In re-reading my post - and your's - that "safe schools act" thing may actually be a very bad thing for difficult child. I'm wondering if they've now thrown in threats as something they can suspend for, regardless of IEP. Used to be only weapons and drugs were exempt from that 10-day rule but in today's climate, that Act may have changed it? Might be worth it to read the actual text of the act.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="slsh, post: 244038, member: 8"] Shari - actually, principal is a bit delusional. They can suspend a max of 10 days per school year, period, total. Then it is considered a change in placement and it's mandatory that an IEP be held. In IL, we also had a manifestation determination hearing after each of thank you's suspensions (didn't wait to hit that 10-day mark) where we reviewed his IEP and BIP. Again - I really think you need to call for an IEP mtg, waive the 10 day prior written notice. You've got a behavior that they are suspending for now that has a specific trigger. If the presentation of reading isn't changed - you're going to be looking at yet another change of placement in short order. Has an FBA been done, a BIP written and appropriately implemented? Obviously, at 6 years old, this is ... a bit overkill in my humble opinion, and I think it's setting school up to be a really bad experience for him. Time to get SD onboard in terms of preventing the situations that could/will result in suspensions. Edited to add: In re-reading my post - and your's - that "safe schools act" thing may actually be a very bad thing for difficult child. I'm wondering if they've now thrown in threats as something they can suspend for, regardless of IEP. Used to be only weapons and drugs were exempt from that 10-day rule but in today's climate, that Act may have changed it? Might be worth it to read the actual text of the act. [/QUOTE]
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