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[quote=Anonymous]You need an attorney or advocate if the referral is going to division superintendent. They are considering expulsion, long term suspension, or reassignment to another school.  If he is suspended or out for 10 days or more, you will have a “manifestation of disability” meeting. At this meeting, staff will decide If the behavior is a manifestation of his disability.  FCPS cannot discipline the same way if the behavior was a manifestation of the disability. Bring an advocate or an attorney to the meeting and consult with them ahead of time.

The IEP team should 1) request a functional behavior assessment and 2) consider other assessments, services, or placements that may be appropriate. Bring an advocate or an attorney to these meetings also and consult with them throughout.

Can you share the offense and disability?
Public school staff are over-extended, not educated about disabilities, and really unable to support the needs of students. Unfortunately, they are spending all the money on non-essential electives, activities, advanced classes, etc instead of supporting students with disabilities and providing a safe learning environment. FCPS is really failing students here.[/quote]

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