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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A kid with an IEP for speech therapy or OT or something won't add significantly (if at all) to the techer's workload, and certainly won't take time away from your child.[/quote]
Kids with IEPs for speech are going to be the ones invited for in-person instruction.[/quote]
**AREN'T[/quote]

Wrong. They didn't rank IEPs. [/quote]
So a kid that can't say his "ks," and won't even be getting in-person speech therapy when schools go back in this limited form, can qualify for spot OVER a child with more significant learning impediments as reflected in his or her IEP? That's ridiculous--if that's how it was actually done. [/quote]

A child who could not say his "Ks" and only has speech will typically not have an IEP.  As they would not qualify for having a specific learning disability that impacted their ability to access the curriculum.    They might qualify for speech services - which may be separate.  [/quote]

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