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[quote=Anonymous]I have 2 children with IEP at early ES, and I think IEP has been implemented well. They both had IEP in place when they were under age 2, and we paid thousands every year for private testing/follow up and weekly therapies on top of IEP. Because they have IEP early at their young age, I think it is easier for MCPS to continue to give them services and provide support. Both children have multiple medical diagnosis that need IEP, and they never consider 504 for them.

I have one child mainly with behavior/social problem (academic is not an issue), and IEP implement well because they need to address that issue to help for less classroom disruption. I think IEP has done its job well so far.

The other child mainly has academic issue (learning problem), and the standard for school considered failing in grade is so low, and DC is far behind than that unfortunately. So, they have implemented many strategies to help DC to learn. I don't think IEP is failing, but DC's learning problem is quite difficult to deal with due to failing grades. We are keeping an eye to see if DC could be mainstream or need to go to special school.

Btw, we send both kids to private schools during DL, so we cannot comment on IEP services/implementation during DL. I am only commenting on IEP since Sept 2021 when mcps is in person.

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