3rd update/dilemma/ in #22-progress undone -IEP changes made without my consent

[TwinFoxes]

No advice on the IEP, but iPhones have a voice recorder if you have access to one. I bet other smart phones do as well. Good luck.

[JustMe]

3rd update--Well there is considerable good news, but also a dilemma.

They added back in the accommodations they removed! There is a new IEP date set, where we will go over progress, etc, but I am supposed to sign the IEP with the accommodations back in tomorrow. That's the good news.

Here's the dilemma. I read the meeting notice and it says the purpose of the meeting is to add accommodations based on parent input and observations. Hmph, what is true is that the spec ed teacher took the accomodations out without discussion/consent of this initially and now they are (yes, thankfully) putting them back in). So, that is the meeting notice. The actual IEP still states that the classroom teacher had called me to tell me I would be meeting with the new IEP team that first day of school, which is also not true. The reg ed teacher called me to invite me to a one-on-one check in with her.

I plan to just go along with this, as I have copies of the e-mails I sent to the admin detailing what happened if I should need that at any point and, if they are adding the accommodations back in, that is what counts. Also, of course I am not signing the meeting notice but I am signing the IEP. I feel uneasy about helping them wash this over though, but I don't expect them to drag themselves down. Does that make sense or does anyone have different input?

[LBW]

Your IEP contains references to meetings and why they were called? That seems like odd content for an IEP. I would request that it be removed before you sign, especially since it's untrue.

[o_mom]

Your IEP contains references to meetings and why they were called? That seems like odd content for an IEP. I would request that it be removed before you sign, especially since it's untrue.

I agree. Why is that even in there?

[zukeypur]

I agree. Can't you just cross them out and have everyone initial and date the changes, then sign?

[JustMe]

Hmmn, this is officially called an amended IEP and maybe that is required for an amended IEP?