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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Want to compare APS ND services at HB and neighborhood middle school. Both my kids have a fully loaded IEP for ADHD and dyslexia. Both also have a third dx but different. Kid 1 went to neighborhood school. It wasn't great. There was no ready / dyslexia support, IEP wasn't honored and the case carrier seemed over extended. I don't think it was the teachers or the case carrier. I just think the school wasn't equipped to manage the IEP. I was constantly working with the school, reminding about accommodations and helping them think through how to be true to the IEP. We also had to remediate privately. At HB, it's been amazing. While it is true, they do not explicitly offer dyslexia services, neither did the neighborhood school. The IS at HB is amazing. The school is teaching my second to advocate for themselves which, at neighborhood school, I had to do it. That said, my second child has an autistic friend who also got into HB and their family decided not to send them b/c their neighborhood school seemed to offer better supports but since that is not our struggle, I can't comment further. Happy to answer questions further while remaining anon. That said, [/quote] Not surprising that HBW worked better for you, compared WL and HBW for instance. Both schools have about 15% of students with disabilities. But the ratio of IS is different. WL has about 1 IS : 100 students. HBW is 1 IS : 70 students. Further, WL has more FARMS at 30%, while HBW is 12%, which likely reduces poverty-related demands on staff. With that mix, its much more personalized services for IEP holders. [/quote]
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