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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They should do real "team taught" classes at the elementary level. Instead you have an overworked Special Ed teacher trying to handle push in/ pull out across various grade levels and different IAs cycling in and out throughout the day. [/quote]
They should also have [b]team taught Honors[/b] and AP classes in MS and HS, but except for one here and there, they do not.  It is all about $$$.[/quote]
Which schools have it? Unfortunately, my DC’s MS does not have it.[/quote]
I suggest you join Fairfax SEPTA and the 2E groups that are pushing for this.  [/quote]

Please explain this to me. The school system can't offer classes that are not open to students with disabilities. Has anyone filed a state complaint? They have to do whatever is needed to make these classes available to sns kids.[/quote] yes people have filed complaints and the state has sided with them, but FCPS hasn't seemed to learn. [/quote]

FCPS does not have the budget to accommodate every student with an aide. They are better off fighting and losing because only a fraction will actually fight. [/quote]not every child with and IEP needs an aide- in fact the vast majority do not. Mostly, people are asking for team taught Honors and AP options. Some just need their accommodations in the Honors or AP class (as was done with my DC). [/quote]

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