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[quote=Anonymous]8th grade DC has dyscalc/dysgraphia (diagnosed a year ago via private neuropsych). They started this school year with a 504 (went through IEP process and was denied). This year = major struggles with math and we requested a re-evaluation and the IEP was recently granted. In addition to math support we added some goals around writing, which are pretty attainable, as a result of the writing/ELA piece his school swapped around DCs schedule (without our consent, it was so late in the year we didn't want a change) so that they could be in a supported class (not sure that is the right word); but it is a general ed class with an extra teacher. This also impacted one of his other core classes that seems to have kids with behavioral and other challenges. If he continues to have an IEP (vs. a robust 504) is this what their future classes are going to look like?[/quote]
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