Three Truths & One "Not So True" – Which Ones Are Which?

Published: Tue, 06/25/19

Which statement above do you think is the not-so-true one?

Is it #1, #2, #3, or #4? I don't know if I've had anyone guess right yet...

Because I believe in choices and giving you valuable information
in different formats, you have a choice of how you want to find out what is really true about Special Education Evaluations.

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1. This week's Free eGuide, Answers Your Need to Know For 7 Evaluation Questions

Read it on your phone or download it.

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2. Watch the 24 minute version of this training on my YouTube channel. Click here.

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3. If you'd rather watch the full replay of the Facebook live version of this episode, Click here. This is especially good if you asked a question and you want to hear the answer again.

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4. Listen to the podcast while you're swinging on your porch. Click here.

Thursday, June 27th: Civil Rights Complaints: What You Need to Know with Michigan advocate, Marcie Lipsitt. Marcie has filed more than three thousand Civil Rights Complaints – she's been an army of one!

You'll learn:
* Types of complaints you can file with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR)

* How to file a civil rights complaint

* The process OCR uses

* Pros and cons of OCR complaints

* Examples of OCR complaints

Thursday, 4th of July: No live show. Enjoy the day with family and friends.

Thursday, July 11th: Inclusion Goes to College with Dylan Thaner (yes, my son). Dylan will share his story of inclusive education with humor and honesty. You won't want to miss Dylan pointing out the mistakes I made as a parent. LOL

Our live shows are at Noon Mtn. Time, 2pm ET, 1pm CT, 11am PT.
We’ll be live at www.facebook.com/VisionsandVoicesTogether.
The replays will also be available.

See you soon!

P.S. Below is the "not so true" statement about evaluations.

Parents sometimes need to remind staff that a re-evaluation has to be completed and consensus reached at an IEP/ARD meeting before a student can be dismissed from special education services.

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