Spotting Child Struggles: What to Include in Referrals @TullyRinckey
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Spotting Child Struggles: What to Include in Referrals

This comes from a longer form webinar called: What Parents Need To Consider During IEP Drafting Season - Webinar - Tully Rinckey PLLC

This webinar can be found here: youtu.be/ARCIDgGKVwU

What should you include when referring your child for a special education evaluation?

Document your concerns and be specific. Include what you’re seeing at home, feedback from teachers, and areas where your child may be struggling academically or behaviorally. These details can help provide a clearer picture of your child’s needs.

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