Anonymous wrote:It’s not the most welcoming parent community, but the school is fine overall. Same level of IEP resistance/non-compliance you’ll find anywhere.
Anonymous wrote:Just moved here and trying to decide whether to enroll. How are things going? Both my kids have IEPs for speech and reading.
Anonymous wrote:Far N. Arl schools try to write as many IEPs as possible b/c it gives them more staffing.
Anonymous wrote:Are there any kids at this school that don’t have IEPs or 504s?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Far N. Arl schools try to write as many IEPs as possible b/c it gives them more staffing.
No way. They just load them all into one class. It’s easy to figure out which teacher has the “IEP class” in a given year.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Far N. Arl schools try to write as many IEPs as possible b/c it gives them more staffing.
No way. They just load them all into one class. It’s easy to figure out which teacher has the “IEP class” in a given year.
Anonymous wrote:Far N. Arl schools try to write as many IEPs as possible b/c it gives them more staffing.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Just moved here and trying to decide whether to enroll. How are things going? Both my kids have IEPs for speech and reading.
Check with the nearby principals - you might be able to find a spot at Tuckahoe/Discovery/Jamestown. Also there might still be time to get in the lottery for a countywide program. You still have options.
Anonymous wrote:Just moved here and trying to decide whether to enroll. How are things going? Both my kids have IEPs for speech and reading.