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[quote=Anonymous]You could add “and maintain “ at x measurement system (I.e. level, percentage, etc) so you can argue at the IEP that ESY services would be necessary to fulfill the aspect of maintaining. Even better is if you can write specific numbers of levels for specific programs before x date (usually start of following school year) (I.e. will complete 25 levels Language for Learning by DATE achieving 90% accuracy on each level). Here if you write the number high enough where they can’t achieve it during normal school year then esy could be justified. Best to focus on a couple key basic skills and some social skills during summer. It can be short staffed and not always well managed. If you have a 1:1 it can be a great experience though. You might have more luck enrolling in summer camp for social skills and hire a 1:1 to go with them. If you can get specific programs written into IEP such as Direct instruction that can easily be completed by any teacher after a few hours training you will get more out of it too.

Many options, hire a lawyer or advocate if you can afford to.

www.wrightslaw.com [/quote]

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