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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Cabin John Middle was great with my child's 504.   They met with me twice a year.  They gave my son a copy of his accommodations so he could self-advocate.   He had an extra teacher in math and English.  They did very well during distance learning.  It's not the same as in person, but I bow to the teachers, particularly the resource teachers.  Just adored them.

Switched over to Magruder High and it's been rough.  He does have extra teachers.    Two teachers have checked in with me pretty regularly and are so understanding.  They try different approaches and take my suggestions, and he gets back on track.

One teacher has been horrid.  Just horrid.  Demeaning, insulting, mocking him.  So much for them caring about mental health and wellness.  I got him transferred out of that class and all his grades in every other class shot up.   [/quote]

Does your child have two supported classes -English and math - like he did in middle school? Typically, a supported class is typically on an IEP but is not a 504 accommodation. [/quote]

He did in middle. Not in high school. Just math. A second teacher is not on his 504 so I assume they just schedule that way if possible. [/quote]

You might be able to accomplish a classroom change really easily be discussing it with the counselor. I’ve had that happen a few times with just a simple phone call. No wait - occurs the same day. If that doesn’t work, agree that you can ask for a meeting to discuss and see if you can get a change. [/quote]

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