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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]From experience, I can report that the ( now) former head of Resolution and Compliance was a vocal advocate for the school's position in IEP meetings, regardless of the stated purpose of R&C. Attitude towards parents was to "manage" them. . [/quote] Our experience as well. She also didn’t do a good job in keeping the school system compliant as she chaired the IEP meeting. Due Process is a real probability considering the violations. She will be called to testify given her participation in the IEP meeting. [b]I get that MCPS is short staffed to the point students are still not receiving the services MCPS has agreed to.[/b] Either work with parents to pay 100% of the expense of a private provider or hire an employee to provide services. Don’t neglect your responsibility then expect parents to carry the burden for the expense. In the end, students are not receiving the education they need and there will be a lifetime of repercussions for students with disabilities being passed through MCPS without fundamental skills for life after high school graduation.[/quote] I agree with this. My guess, in about 3 years, the special ed lawsuits will balloon beyond belief. There are not enough special ed teachers or paraeducators. Why? In part, way too much paperwork required (for teachers) and also not enough money for paraeducators. I am a special ed paraeducator, making less than $19 per hour. And it's a 10 month job. And, there are 15 days of what they call "no work, no pay," like today and 9/26. There are 2 days off when we have training, and get paid for that. And before you start screaming about the excellent benefits we get, that's going away on Dec 31, when MC0S switches from Care First to Cigna 🤮[/quote]
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