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Reply to "Looking for recs on mainstream privates that are inclusive"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Mainstream privates do not use IEPs and most will not admit a student with a known ASD diagnosis. Not the kind of diversity they choose to pursue. Sorry, OP. I know that is not what you were hoping to hear. [/quote] Interesting. Is this statement made based on personal experience? [/quote] I ask because it contradicts what an earlier posted said based on personal experience. And yes, I knew the point about an IEP. Thanks.[/quote] Yes, it is - just as you asked for in your OP. And experiences like that of the PP are why I said most mainstream privates. Our DC is extremely bright and mildly ASD - mostly in need of social supports. We were not able to find a mainstream school that had the academics and was willing try some accommodations once they heard the diagnosis. I included the comment about IEPs because your OP gave the impression you had asked your private preschool about an IEP in a mainstream private. [/quote] Thanks. I had asked the preschool if they thought he’d qualify for an IEP back when I was debating public v private. Mind sharing where you looked and where you ended up? [/quote]
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