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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]My son has an IEP, and there definitely was clustering in his Gen-Ed class. My estimate is 1/3 of his class. I still remember how shocked one parent was when he found out his kid was in a class with several kids with IEPs. My son may have inattentive ADHD, but he is also a top student, and many parents don’t know that my son has special needs. There is a whole range in his class of the IEPs, and honestly, I am trying to find a way to get my son out of Special Ed because some of the kids have severe behavioral issues and should not be in a Gen Ed classroom. It affects the entire class.[/quote]

Getting out is SPED is easy. Call a meeting and end the IEP. They may disagree with you and he will lose support, but that’s how you get out of SPED.[/quote]

We had to stop the IEP but we were forced to finish out the year in the room.  Kids should not have to go without help to not be physically assaulted or be in a class with lesser academics because they have an IEP.[/quote]

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