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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This seems super simple to game. - get an IEP/504. I’m sure there are educational advocates/psychologists that can with this. - pupil place at one of the low yield schools for 8th grade. You don’t even need to move I guess. - take a prep class for the SIS essay. Bonus - Use that IEP/504 for extended time Done. [/quote] You have no clue how hard it is to get an IEP or a 504 plan. Absolutely no clue. It is not an easy process. You have to show an academic impact on the child in order to qualify for an IEP, which means that you need to have a kid who is in danger of failing a grade, so not something you want to do in 8th grade if you are trying to get into TJ. Not to mention the testing that is conducted by the school that the school falls back on. Or the meeting every three years to evaluate if the accommodations. Or the three year review with new testing to keep an IEP. 504 plans are almost as hard to get. [/quote] Are you serious????? IEP and 504 plans are not difficult to obtain. Time-consuming, perhaps. But not difficult. Psychologists are standing by to "copy and paste" profiles to magically produce whatever is needed.[/quote]
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