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Category: What Questions Can I Ask

Questions to ask your child’s teacher, IEP team, and other professionals regarding your child’s educational goals and progress.

DDA Access Series 1 Eligibility

Posted on August 16, 2018September 10, 2020 by Nicol Walsh

Posted in Parent And Family, Video: Parent & Family, Videos, What Questions Can I Ask, Where to Start, Your Young Persons DisabilityTagged DDA Access, DDA elegibility, Developmental Disabilities Administration

The school wants to use Aversive Intervention, what do I do?

Posted on January 9, 2014November 2, 2017 by Nicol Walsh

What is aversive intervention? Washington Administrative Code (WAC) Section 392-172A-03120 sets out the following: Aversive interventions means the systematic use of stimuli or other treatment which a student is known Read More

Posted in 504, IEP, Learning In School, What Questions Can I AskTagged behavior, disability, OSPI, restraints, seclusion and isolation, special education, special needs, WA

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