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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP’s child’s diagnosis isn’t in the system yet. OP does not indicate the child has or is liketto qualify for an IEP. OP doesn’t appear to be in denial.

Perhaps we can try to help OP, rather than jumping to conclusions. [/quote]

Presumably OPs child has a diagnosis otherwise why is she considering an IEP? I definitely think denial is a possibility because normally a child’s needs are urgent so something as vague and frankly reaching as “the political climate” would never come into play or be a very distant factor. [/quote]

OP posted once and posters have jumped all over them. Why? Is this the way we welcome parents new to the forum? Why assume they are in denial? Why even assume they know what an IEP is and the process for getting one?

They are asking for help. 
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They are asking for help and we are telling them - they are not making sense.  They need to think this through better. [/quote]

+1. We are answering the direct question. Get the IEP. Even I said that and I’m vocal about services doing absolutely nothing for my dyslexic student. Other accommodations have helped though so it’s worth it.[/quote]

Yep. More than happy to help tell OP which services helped and which did not and what to request in an IEP. Some years are more important for pull out/push in services (K and 1st IMO to learn to read) and other years are more important for teacher selection, cotaugh classes, etc. [/quote]

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