Beth Liesenfeld
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first heard Feb 2023
last heard Feb 2023
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You also might have to have some sort of like medical note or something from an outside provider that explains what's happening.
But most of the time you can just ask for that to be put in the IEP and it
should be okay.
So you need to look at your procedural rights, your procedural safeguards, parent rights for your state.
So you can just Google that if you don't have a copy.
And that should outline what your rights are.
Generally, you can always ask for an IEP meeting that's supposed to be held within the next 30 days.
But the cool thing is you also have this thing called an amendment.
And that oftentimes if you guys are in agreement that, hey, we need to add this accommodation and eliminate these three or whatever you decide, you don't actually have to meet to change that IEP.
You can just write in the amendment and then it's changed in paperwork.
They send it home to you to sign, they sign it, and then it's part of the IEP.
So that's a really quick way of just saying, Hey, we want to change this real quick.
That can also happen for goals.
If your child has met goals already, or if you're like, Man, there's no way, or we wrote this wrong, or something like that, they can always be amended that way as well.
But if it's something
Something that you need to problem solve, you need everybody there to problem solve it.
Through that, look in your parent rights, but you have the right to request another IEP meeting even before it's quote unquote due.
that's
on this specifically, but the simple answer is yes.
There's an IEP and there's a 504.
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