For the past three school sessions there have been repeated incidences of our student's accommodations not being automatically implemented/followed. This has typically resulted in an email being sent to the varied instructors and if necessary, a follow up email being sent to the Case Manager requesting intervention. At some time during the first year, I requested that a process be implemented through the learning platform that would automatically trigger implementation. No one could figure out a way. This year, I asked that a simple Google document be built and attached to the learning platform that when completed, would automatically send the email to the instructor requesting that the accommodation be implemented. I understand that the option is to file complaints with the state Department of Education, however I simply wanted to make this as painless as possible. (We have successfully filed against the district before)
Rather surprisingly, the suggestion was met with opposition, a nonsensical "we don't understand what you're asking", and other ridiculous comments. One such comment lead to my reminding the LEA that I, too, am a member of the IEP team.
What, short of a state complaint, would be a workable solution
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For the past three school sessions there have been repeated incidences of our student's accommodations not being automatically implemented/followed. This has typically resulted in an email being sent to the varied instructors and if necessary, a follow up email being sent to the Case Manager requesting intervention. At some time during the first year, I requested that a process be implemented through the learning platform that would automatically trigger implementation. No one could figure out a way. This year, I asked that a simple Google document be built and attached to the learning platform that when completed, would automatically send the email to the instructor requesting that the accommodation be implemented. I understand that the option is to file complaints with the state Department of Education, however I simply wanted to make this as painless as possible. (We have successfully filed against the district before)
Rather surprisingly, the suggestion was met with opposition, a nonsensical "we don't understand what you're asking", and other ridiculous comments. One such comment lead to my reminding the LEA that I, too, am a member of the IEP team.
What, short of a state complaint, would be a workable solution
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