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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again. At this point, we do not have another meeting scheduled.  There's no point until I can review the data they used to come to the conclusion they did.  Since it's summer, [b]I know it's going to be difficult to get anything done until right before school starts[/b].  Which, is unfortunate because he's moving from elementary school to middle school.  There were/are school sponsored activities he was to have participated in that are now undetermined. I'll have to make some decisions whether I have enough information or not.  And, you know that I have to do so with the idea of being able to demonstrate to an impartial 3rd party that I have been reasonable.  I don't want the school to say 'we offered....., you had the opportunity....you chose not.....'.  Know what I mean?  They suck.  [/quote]

I wouldn't accept this. [b]There is no reason for the IEP team not to reconvene once you have reviewed the data, even if school is out of session.[/b] This issue was resolved at the first meeting, they reopened the issue with their "new data" and new proposition: there is no need to wait until September to revisit the issue.

I'm wondering-was your meeting with the elementary team and now in Sept you will be meeting with a different group of people from the middle school? 
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School is no longer in session. The IEP stops on the last day of school (unless there is ESY) and picks up again on the first day in September. That is clearly stated. If there was an issue of meeting a deadline such as testing for eligibility or an IEP deadline, then it would go to Summer Clinic.[/quote]

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