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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]As an elementary teacher, I would recommend the following: Send an email to your IEP case manager and cc the administration (principal and assistant principal) letting them know about the new medication. Request that you have a meeting with the case manager, school health technician, nurse and classroom teacher. Understand that most 10 month employees (everyone listed here except administrators) are not checking their emails until they return to work (3rd week of August). Once you have the meeting set up, and it may not be until the first week of school, give the team as much information as you can about the medication and it’s side effects. Let them know what you will need from them in terms of documentation of side effects they see and how they should respond. Let them know that you will communicate any side effects you see at home to the team. The fact that your child already has an IEP should be a big help in this situation. Best of luck![/quote] Op here. Thank you for the details. I will write them email in mid Aug.[/quote]
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