Your school professionals appear to have developed an IEP to address your daughter’s needs. If you are not comfortable with this IEP, you have two choices.

Dear Traci:

If your son has an IEP that clarifies your sons disabilities and the services needed, do not tolerate any teacher acting the way you describe. Keep a log of each occurrence.

Dear Sheryl,

Dear Chalina:

Teachers do not have the option to selectively implement IEP accommodations, whether they are good teachers or not.

Your question seeks help in relation to a student in your class who was supposed to be placed in a self-contained class, but was denied the placement due to a lack of room.

Dear Debra,

Your question addresses parental concerns about the absence of a safety net when their child’s special education eligibility is being terminated because the child has made adequate progress.

Dear Maureen:

Dear Ginnie: