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To those who have traumatic meetings, are your relationships with the IEP team good outside of the meeting room? My daughter's case worker is one of my favorite people on the planet and I know she's always looking out for us.

I highly, highly recommend the Wrightslaw conferences on IEPs -- it's about $100 for a full day of every aspect of IEPs. Looks like the next closest one is in Quantico in August. http://www.wrightslaw.com/speak/schedule.htm[/quote]

I second Wrightslaw.  It is very informative.  To answer your first question, it depends.  Generally if was a difference of opinion, then we had a working relationship- if it was because of incompetence- then they never acknowledged us outside of the IEP meetings (including the MS Principal).  It's funny, the MS Principal kept introducing herself to me as if we never met- every time.   It became a running joke in our house.  She was the most clueless regarding the types of issues DC faced and the solutions to those issues.  [/quote]

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