Unknowledgable father with a child of SPD?
by Gary L.
(Greenbush, MN USA)
My son is 6yrs old and in kindergarten. He has an IEP that was written last spring after his preschool to set-up for his kindergarten year. We have had difficulty enforcing the school to hold up their part of the IEP. ie: sensory breaks.
Now the new special education teacher has assigned a meeting 1/14/15 to possibly get rid of the IEP because she says our son is cured and no longer has SPD? How can this be? I thought there was no cure for SPD, only learned manageable skills through patience and time.
Please help so our son is not washed aside due to uneducated teacher diagnosis.
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