Wednesday, April 22, 2009

Tips for First IEP Meeting

Today Special Needs Bliss offers its tips for parents attending their first IEP meeting. Nothing too shocking here. The list recommends parents make sure all parties are in attendance, write down any questions, know their rights and "not feel bad about having to stand up for your child's rights."

This will be an ongoing question for Special Needs Rides, but what do you see as the essential tips for transporters attending their first IEP meeting?

Also online this week:
  • The Notebook argues Pennsylvania needs a new funding system for educating students with disabilities.
  • Two takes on changes coming to special needs schools in New Jersey's Cumberland county.
  • And a one-of-a-kind Autism program in Delaware draws praise, but faces challenges.

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