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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here - I was just checking back and wanted to respond about the special ed attorney piece. I am stretched VERY thin for money right now, especially post-holidays. Yes, I am privileged in that both my husband I have decent, professional, middle-class jobs, but finances are extremely tight right now, more than ever. My parents have been very generous and are offering assistance where they can, but they are not wealthy, and there are limits. If this can be resolved quickly with appropriate services in school, then I will not hire a special education attorney. I have spoken directly with the sped director, who is supportive of strongly enhancing the IEP and has essentially reassured me that we WILL resolve this and apologized repeatedly for our experience, and I've had an extremely experienced SPED teacher that I trust review the non-consented IEP, MY draft IEP changes, and has provided me with terrific, direct feedback. I partly used my connections for just support and checking/validation that what I am asking for is NOT unreasonable and some general advice, but while I was initially hesitant to jump to speaking with the sped director, I was encouraged to do so quickly and I did. I am not dragging my feet. I am simultaneously also navigating school placements for my older child, who is also neurodivergent but has radically different needs. I've had to navigate it all at the SAME time and it will require a significant amount of money, that I need to figure out. Plus I've been super behind on my work and trying to catch up so I can meet deadlines and I'm just surviving at the moment and all in the midst of everything on in our country which is traumatic for basically everyone at this point....so I'm just like Dory from Finding Nemo, "Just keep Swimming" this week. I have a lot of next steps in this week to get through before hiring an attorney. I would appreciate resources for finding a SPED attorney, so I can explore costs/ect. if need be. Thanks[/quote] I don’t get you. Get your child a freaking dyslexia tutor. Cancel Netflix if you have to. You are so clearly stalling it’s sad. [/quote] This, even a regular tutor. You can get online tutors much cheaper. Usually when people claim they are middle class around here they live in million dollar houses and have other priorities. Your kid is struggling and they need help in and outside school. [/quote]
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