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I want to make something very clear because there’s a lot of confusion out there in public schools, and some public school personnel are telling
Here’s a helpful way to take meeting notes in your IEP meeting. Usually what happens is someone’s assigned to take notes. They take notes for
The other day, I had an IEP meeting, I think it was last Friday, and this was for a little boy who lived in another
So the topic of today is yes, you can have an IEP meeting as often as you want. When your child qualifies for an IEP,
Before you have an IEP meeting, make sure that you ask for copies of evaluations and a draft of the IEP in advance of your
Sometimes kids have a hard time in school and they have different kinds of behavior problems in school and the school doesn’t know how to
I want to make something very clear because there’s a lot of confusion out there in public schools, and some public school personnel are telling
Here’s a helpful way to take meeting notes in your IEP meeting. Usually what happens is someone’s assigned to take notes. They take notes for
The other day, I had an IEP meeting, I think it was last Friday, and this was for a little boy who lived in another
So the topic of today is yes, you can have an IEP meeting as often as you want. When your child qualifies for an IEP,
Before you have an IEP meeting, make sure that you ask for copies of evaluations and a draft of the IEP in advance of your
Sometimes kids have a hard time in school and they have different kinds of behavior problems in school and the school doesn’t know how to
This is Pam Lindemann. I’m sending you this message because there’s a sense of urgency to it. I just got off the phone talking to
Today, we’re going to talk about the fact that yes, a child with an IEP can be suspended and even expelled from school. Some parents
All right. We’re going to have a dead serious conversation about your child’s behavior problems in school. This is something that I take very, very
Hi, this is Pam Lindemann. I’m an IEP Advocate in the State of Florida. I’ve been advocating for over 25 years. If you’re coming to
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