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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It’s the law to have these meetings. I would always want my kid tested. I have been a special ed teacher for years, and don’t know why you wouldn’t want to redo educational testing in order to see if there has been progress.

You do not have to sign agreement if the team decides he doesn’t need an IEP any longer. You have to agree to pull services.

I have worked for years on behalf of my students and don’t appreciate everyone being tarred with the same brush.  I am well aware of the problems in the county, but believe me, if you move somewhere else, you’ll wish you were back here. [/quote]

the educational testing the school does is going to fit their agenda.

And, I just had a room full of teachers basically take services away from my dyslexic student and only one reached out afterwards to say she was sorry- but she said nothing in the meeting. So unless you are actively speaking up for kids in eligibility meetings - you are part of the problem.

We didn't agree to the removal of services but now our kid has been deemed ineligible so nothing can be added to the IEP and now we have to put her through an IEE. Don't act like FCPS gives a crap about kids or families.[/quote]

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