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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Op, when you say she doesn't qualify for anything because her grades are good, are you just assuming that or have you actually requested and received an iep evaluation and she has been found not qualifying? I really think you'll both be better off if you stop worrying about what will and won't count for her grades and start figuring out how to get her the help she will need to be successful without all sorts of alternate plans and hoops and programs[/quote] Last year her gifted teacher (yes, she is in gifted, her test scores were 98%, go figure) requested an eligibility meeting at the school. It was never put on the schedule. When I asked the principal, he said they weren't going to schedule the meeting because her grades are too high. I should also mention, she reads above grade level (on her own, not through any help on my part) so I really don't think she would qualify for an individualized instructional program, however her spelling is horrid. [/quote]
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