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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Why would you ever settle for only "what they offer"? You can always ask more/better/different if it would benefit your child. The worst they can say is no and then I'm no worse off. My child was found eligible for services. There are other programs that possibly have room for her... How does it hurt to ask to be put in one of them? If they cannot, I will pull her and figure out how to pay for private speech therapy. I'm not sure why there's outrage at a parent wanting to do the best they can for their child. We are in a county known for their schools- I'm not asking the world of them here. Just a switch to another class with space OR the class they told me she could attend at her iep meeting in May. [/quote]

I agree with you OP; I don't know why people are giving you such grief. Besides, paying for a private preschool is not the same thing at all as paying for therapy/SN school. At least in MoCo, the preschool program for most people is part time, and so the kids also go to private preschool; that doesn't make them less deserving of the state-provided services.[/quote]

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