Anonymous wrote:I would not be surprised if it is Janney - the SPED coordinator is a nightmare to deal with.
I always thought the teachers who interacted with my child did have the best interest of my child in mind - BUT I do not believe the IEP is being implemented per federal law.
For example - I do not believe Federal Law States that - if teachers are needed to proctor PARCC exams, services for children not taking PARCC can be truncated. There is always some story.
Anonymous wrote:I am a dcps sped teacher. My school (one that gets lots of love on this board) is violating federal law when it comes to students with special needs. I have brought this to the attention of school admin several times.
Where do I go to report? Ombudsman is for parents & families.
I understand that I will very likely lose my job once I report. I just can’t be a part of this anymore.
Anonymous wrote:You can file a complaint with the US Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights. They are the office that enforces all civil rights laws in federally funded education programs. They deal with issues like this all of the time. They will open an investigation. You can file a third party complaint. No standing necessary.
Anonymous wrote:Lawyer turned sped teacher here. First, thank you. Second, it's worth it to take this risk, for those babies. Third, what state are you in? I can tell you who to contact. Fourth, well - I need to know your state to talk to you about the law regarding whistleblowing.
Anonymous wrote:Maybe an anonymous call to the Special Ed division at OSSE?