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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP again...I didn't mean to make it sound like I was blaming her issues on her IQ. We only got the IQ result two weeks ago, before that we just figured she was very bright.

The LD involves visual tracking and other terms I don't yet have a good understanding of (again, just got report). We're supposed to also look for a developmental optometrist.

The current IEP (in place since last May) is pretty basic and focused on social skills. Clearly now we have with the psych report more ammo for additional supports. Plus they have now witnessed plenty of her school behaviors. DH in particular is frustrated with the school and finds it hard to step in and explain what to do since we only rarely see them at home. I can only think of one major behavioral event at home in the past few months, and it was directly related to her cousins, who had been visiting, getting ready to leave to go back to Ohio. Playdates are fine, trips to the mall are fine, even parties at Chuck E Cheese (god help us) are fine etc. Pre-medication she would act out on family trips, but the last one pre-medication was in March 2016. [/quote]

I am 12:27 and my kid only acted out at school too.   You need to find another school that is a better fit and can better support your DD.

We stayed at our school because the FBA/BIP worked and DS had gone there for three yrs before we had behavioral issues.  Our behavioral issues were mostly due to a personality conflict with the new SN teacher and undiagnosed ADHD.   DS got a new SN teacher, med for ADHD and FBA - no more behavioral issues.

There is somethings at your school that is causing these behaviors.   Get the FBA but also look for better alternatives maybe even another elementary school with a better staff with a revised IEP.

Good luck![/quote]

Not 12:27 but 12:41.[/quote]

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