Thank youYou need to get the doctor(s) that is/are treating your son to indicate that visits with you are an important part of the treatment of your child. The school/district should be paying for it.
Thank youYou need to get the doctor(s) that is/are treating your son to indicate that visits with you are an important part of the treatment of your child. The school/district should be paying for it.
Right - which is why the OP needs to fight to get it included.Depends....unless transportation is in the IEP for the parent then there is zero basis to expect school to provide for same ...
Well, except for all those diagnoses and the fact that the school is already paying for the education component.So far the OP has not posted a single reason the IEP should be readdressed to include his transportation costs nor will it even get addressed wo adherance to the required due process steps.
If similar services were available locally, then they'd be provided locally already.Having personally litigated multiple matters on my kids IEPs up several court levels I'm of view that getting transportation added for parent IF similar services to deliver a FAPE are available locally is going to be a long uncertain quest .
The doctor is a member of the IEP team...you've jumped ahead a bit more than may be necessary.And generally speaking no matter what the doctor writes it may carry zero weight and get excluded from the record as hearsay if the doctor is not present at due process hearing for examination by both sides
Actually, temporary absences such as this don't change the residence of the student.I read OP in context that child is NOT residing now in the state/ district where the parent is domociled .
If you want to address this latest question here, you might want to close your other thread. I see you have already received some responses there.Hey Zigner and HRZ do you know if alaska state civil courts can issue an order for the cancellation of a child's Medicaid if it requires a separate application from SSI? But it is a stand alone SSI and Medicaid for a child with a disability. It is not tied to either parent's household.
I agree with Quincy's advice - but I will say that I have no idea.Hey Zigner and HRZ do you know if alaska state civil courts can issue an order for the cancellation of a child's Medicaid if it requires a separate application from SSI? But it is a stand alone SSI and Medicaid for a child with a disability. It is not tied to either parent's household.