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<blockquote data-quote="smallworld" data-source="post: 34119" data-attributes="member: 2423"><p>Thanks for your responses. I will share your opinions with husband, who always believes the school has our kids' best interests at heart (ha, ha).</p><p></p><p>Martie, interesting about needing a formal assessment for a 504. When easy child was granted her 504 last September, a series of questions -- concerning attentional impact, health issues, etc -- was read off at the EMT meeting. On the basis of easy child having a potentially life-threating condition (refusal to eat), she was awarded 504 accommodations. The actual plan was written privately by the Special Education teacher and then presented to me to sign. Is this considered a formal assessment? If not, what would constitute a formal assessment? Is our SD following the right procedures?</p><p></p><p>As far as I know, difficult child 2 has never had a formal assessment through the SD. We did provide our own neuropsychologist report, but the SD barely paid attention to it. I'm beginning to think our advocate is not helping our cause at all . . .</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="smallworld, post: 34119, member: 2423"] Thanks for your responses. I will share your opinions with husband, who always believes the school has our kids' best interests at heart (ha, ha). Martie, interesting about needing a formal assessment for a 504. When easy child was granted her 504 last September, a series of questions -- concerning attentional impact, health issues, etc -- was read off at the EMT meeting. On the basis of easy child having a potentially life-threating condition (refusal to eat), she was awarded 504 accommodations. The actual plan was written privately by the Special Education teacher and then presented to me to sign. Is this considered a formal assessment? If not, what would constitute a formal assessment? Is our SD following the right procedures? As far as I know, difficult child 2 has never had a formal assessment through the SD. We did provide our own neuropsychologist report, but the SD barely paid attention to it. I'm beginning to think our advocate is not helping our cause at all . . . [/QUOTE]
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