California Special Ed how to exit services?
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It’s essentially the same as any other transfer, just more paperwork. Do be aware, however–the decisions are yours. And you are under no obligation to place your cild under an IEP. He/she still has every right to full accomodations under Section 504.
In your case, an IEP wouldn’t follow the child in most locations, because private schools have a different system set up. There are different levels of service in any setting, so you could talk to the school and decrease his level of service. There’s actually one where teachers just talk to each other about accommodations, and the child doesn’t even get pulled out, except maybe for exams if you like.
You could of course simply opt not to say anything about it. I can’t tell you how many parents do that. Sometimes it works out, sometimes not. It may help to keep the IEP in your pocket in case the work demands are different and your son needs the support again. That way you won’t have to start all over from scratch.
Your IEP has some value in that you can get some accommodations for your child both in the classroom and on standardized tests. My suggestion is that you show the school the IEP and tell them that you aren’t sure if it is still needed. Ask him if they can run some academic tests to make sure he is on grade level. As of this moment you are just guessing that he is.
The IEP will lapse after a year if it isn’t reviewed.
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