I will continue to document my concerns and reach out to the school until things are right. At this time I am working directly with her teacher and do not feel an IEP meeting needs to be called. Other ideas from our savvy friends would be welcomed. Rather than explain what happened I am posting my email response below (shrunk to save space). Click the 3 images to enlarge. Names of the teachers have been removed for privacy.
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UPDATE: I received an email response from her teacher this afternoon and they address every.single.last concern. We may need to tweak some of the plans to get them just right, but overall I am pleased. Hallelujah!
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We have a 3yr old preschool program here where I work...I will ask some questions and get back to you. Here's hoping that you have a lovely weekend.
love, the prairie
Wow, well-put. I totally hear you on the frustrations. We're having a few similar frustrations with Samantha's private preschool (Tu, Th). Her Special Ed preschool (M, W, Fr) definitely "gets" it and are very attentive, but I suspect the private school may just not know what to do with her yet. I read your e-mail to the teacher with great interest, as I think I will be crafting one of a similar nature very soon. I hope you get a positive response that nets a positive outcome, and *soon*. Keep us posted!
I think your approach is perfect. Don't let them get away with anything. Your tone in the email is great - pleasant but firm. I wouldn't rush to call an IEP meeting either.
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