How common is it?

bumpuser511563 · September 2013

That a single school district doesn't follow state regulations?

I maybe going crazy over this.

The state welcomes observations but there is nothing on there about calling in advance to do an observation. State says parents and professionals alike can observe.

Nothing is in the district handbook or the website says that we have to call in advance to do an observation.

The preschool teacher will send me the text of district policy. I doubt she would find it and claim she forgot.

TIA

bumpuser511563 · September 2013

In the district no outside/private professionals are allowed on campus even if all have their licenses. The issue is privacy and confidentiality of the other classmates not the child being observed.

SueBear · September 2013

I have a friend who lives in Stamford, CT and they filed a lawsuit b/c the town (which is wealthy!) failed to follow state guidelines. In fact, the suit was filed in federal court b/c the laws they violated for special needs students was a federal law.

zoeyandsummersmom · September 2013

@Suebear Stamford is not wealthy. Parts are but the school district is not good at all.

bumpuser511563 · September 2013

It is a public preschool.

The school even said I had to call in advance to observe my DS. I have to schedule it so the teacher can prepare for it!

And I just plan to observe from listening from the hallway and the window on the door.

bumpuser511563 · September 2013

I have told them.

I want to observe when DS bites. They have informed he has bitten and the written reports are not enough.

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