The IEP is better to have. By law, the school has to abide by the IEP and give the child what he/she needs to succeed in school
My son has a 504 and a IEP, all I can say is you have got to be persistent, call the distric and tell them what you want and be in constant contact. You are your child's only advocate. I would tell her that threatening the school and making outbursts are not always going to get her what she wants. tell her to stay calm. I know how hard it can be. tell her to stay strong.
Quoting momatippie:My son has a 504 and a IEP, all I can say is you have got to be persistent, call the distric and tell them what you want and be in constant contact. You are your child's only advocate. I would tell her that threatening the school and making outbursts are not always going to get her what she wants. tell her to stay calm. I know how hard it can be. tell her to stay strong.
A 504 plan is a behaviour plan and an IEP plan is for educational goals.
She can have him tested and bring in the reports or the psychologist himself. Her school should have given her a copy of her rights and procedures. She can also check out wright's law. I believe this is the website http://www.wrightslaw.com/. It will tell her about special ed laws, etc.
If the school district is not wanting to get specialists in to evaluate him she needs to keep fighting. I would contact her state's department of education. I would call and call and call. Does her son not have an appointed case worker or advocate?
Quoting bellawomen:If the school district is not wanting to get specialists in to evaluate him she needs to keep fighting. I would contact her state's department of education. I would call and call and call. Does her son not have an appointed case worker or advocate?



- o0gone0o
on Feb. 15, 2012 at 11:15 AM