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Can a school legally change any part of an IEP without parental consent?

First, generally, the issue of promotion and grade level placement is not automatically viewed as an IEP issue by most school districts.

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Can my son receive modifications and use assistive technology during the…

ETS, the publisher of the SAT, offers many options for its test-takers, but the process for getting approval takes seven weeks at the minimum.

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Can a student get twice the amount of time to complete their exams instead of time and a half?

Your question addresses whether you should be able to receive double time on your law school exams, rather than “time–and-a-half.” Unfortunately, it is difficult to clinically and precisely tie the

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Can a student opt out of an accommodation that is listed on the IEP?

Dear Pam:

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Can a student who was homeschooled and is now in college get an initial evaluation at the public school district's expense?

Dear Kathi,

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Can a student with a 504 plan be penalized for not passing state standardized tests?

Dear Sandy:

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Can the public school system refuse to evaluate a child for dyslexia because the child goes to private school?

Dear Melinda,

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Can the responsibility for a child's education be shared between homeschooling and public schooling?

Dear Juanita,

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Can the school district refuse to provide a service because there is no money for it?

Dear Steve,

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Can the school force an LD student to take a specific class as an elective?

Dear Cathy,

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Can a school legally change any part of an IEP without parental consent?

Can my son receive modifications and use assistive technology during the…

Can a student get twice the amount of time to complete their exams instead of time and a half?

Can a student opt out of an accommodation that is listed on the IEP?

Can a student who was homeschooled and is now in college get an initial evaluation at the public school district's expense?

Can a student with a 504 plan be penalized for not passing state standardized tests?

Can the public school system refuse to evaluate a child for dyslexia because the child goes to private school?

Can the responsibility for a child's education be shared between homeschooling and public schooling?

Can the school district refuse to provide a service because there is no money for it?

Can the school force an LD student to take a specific class as an elective?

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