Guest guest Posted January 23, 2007 Report Share Posted January 23, 2007 My child attends a charter school in Euclid. They want to place him out of district because they are not able to meet his emotional/social/educational needs. The school that I looked at with our school psychologist is PEP - Eastwood Center in S. Euclid. I feel this would be the right placement for him. The only thing PEP cannot offer my son is OT. OT is written into his IEP and he does need it. Now the school psychologist is saying that because PEP does not offer OT the company that owns the charter school will not pay for him to attend PEP. This does not make much sense. If OT is written into a child's IEP shouldn't the school pay for it also? The school is saying that it would be too much money for OT. What are my rights. If they give him OT now and want him out of the school shouldn't they still be responsible for paying for OT? Other students at this school have been placed in PEP so I know that it is paid for by the charter school. Thanks. Gerri Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 24, 2007 Report Share Posted January 24, 2007 PEP?!?!?!? Is that an extension of PEP Cleveland?!?!? As in "Positive Education Program?" Is this their website: http://www.pepcleve.org/index.html? -----Original Message----- From: melefamily5@... Sent: Tue, 23 Jan 2007 6:19 PM Subject: [ ] occupational therapy need answer asap My child attends a charter school in Euclid. They want to place him out of district because they are not able to meet his emotional/social/educational needs. The school that I looked at with our school psychologist is PEP - Eastwood Center in S. Euclid. I feel this would be the right placement for him. The only thing PEP cannot offer my son is OT. OT is written into his IEP and he does need it. Now the school psychologist is saying that because PEP does not offer OT the company that owns the charter school will not pay for him to attend PEP. This does not make much sense. If OT is written into a child's IEP shouldn't the school pay for it also? The school is saying that it would be too much money for OT. What are my rights. If they give him OT now and want him out of the school shouldn't they still be responsible for paying for OT? Other students at this school have been placed in PEP so I know that it is paid for by the charter school. Thanks. Gerri Check out the new AOL. Most comprehensive set of free safety and security tools, free access to millions of high-quality videos from across the web, free AOL Mail and more. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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