If you like his current team and trust them, I’d have him reevaluated now (with people who know him and care about him.)
I’m in a similar position with my 5th grader heading to middle school soon, and I’m completely freaking out about his transition. we are having his annual IEP in two weeks, but then in May, we have a transition meeting. This entire year, I’ve been making a mental list of things to add to his IEP that only pop up in a middle school setting. Middle school embodies pretty much everything he struggles with at school: loud chaotic environments, transitions, working with new teachers, being rushed, interacting with unknown people. Just typing this out is raising my blood pressure. DH thinks I’ll have to homeschool DS2.
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DD (3/06)
DS1 (7/09)
DS2 (8/13)