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<blockquote data-quote="dreamer" data-source="post: 221927" data-attributes="member: 1697"><p>PS - I fell for "signing for attendance only" one time. I say one time, becuz it turned out on our IEPs we had no place we had to sign as a parent agreeing to the iep. I also left ONE TIME before the final iep was done priniting, becuz school personnel said they had to have the room vacated for the next meeting for someone else, and they "said" they would get the copy to me later......when later occured, things were dramatically different than they were presented DUREING the meeting, and I had a HECK of a time getting it "straightened out"-----partly becuz I am now, in hindsight- certain this was my school intention all along......it was NOT "a mistake" </p><p></p><p>I have also noticed copies of old ieps and goals etc being sent with quarterly progress notes (report card time) Our school LOVED to "mix up" old and current ieps etc. they also loved to "lose" them.....and very often teachers, even teachers who WERE present AT the iep meetings would later dureing conferences etc - exclaim, oh my I "forgot" difficult child had an iep. I always wondered how accomodations can work if people supposedly are not even aware there even IS an iep? </p><p></p><p>Nope, the first step to being ABLE to be iep compliant is to have it written clearly and concisely and properly. (<sigh> which still does not always mean anyone WILL follow it properly, but, without it, how can they?)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dreamer, post: 221927, member: 1697"] PS - I fell for "signing for attendance only" one time. I say one time, becuz it turned out on our IEPs we had no place we had to sign as a parent agreeing to the iep. I also left ONE TIME before the final iep was done priniting, becuz school personnel said they had to have the room vacated for the next meeting for someone else, and they "said" they would get the copy to me later......when later occured, things were dramatically different than they were presented DUREING the meeting, and I had a HECK of a time getting it "straightened out"-----partly becuz I am now, in hindsight- certain this was my school intention all along......it was NOT "a mistake" I have also noticed copies of old ieps and goals etc being sent with quarterly progress notes (report card time) Our school LOVED to "mix up" old and current ieps etc. they also loved to "lose" them.....and very often teachers, even teachers who WERE present AT the iep meetings would later dureing conferences etc - exclaim, oh my I "forgot" difficult child had an iep. I always wondered how accomodations can work if people supposedly are not even aware there even IS an iep? Nope, the first step to being ABLE to be iep compliant is to have it written clearly and concisely and properly. (<sigh> which still does not always mean anyone WILL follow it properly, but, without it, how can they?) [/QUOTE]
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