Guest guest Posted January 11, 2011 Report Share Posted January 11, 2011 Well, just wanted to let you all know that the IEP meeting we were suppose to have today didn't happen. Schools were closed due to snow. This really bites because this just drags the whole situation out longer. In the meantime the principle is still trying to say my son wasn't suspended on Dec 10, when I was even threatened if I didn't pick him up they would call juvenile authorities. All because he refused to do his work. She said because he was at school for the 3 hours and 16 minutes by law to be counted present that it wasn't a suspension! I cannot believe the nerve of her! We wrote her back and again quoted her message still on my husband's phone where she clearly said suspension. We also quoted the district's Student Conduct book on the definition of suspension. Again, we requested for the paperwork we were suppose to get. Curious to see what she will come back with this time. I'm thinking if after all this she still insists it wasn't a suspension that I will have to file a complaint. I just can't believe these are people we have to entrust our children to. Does anyone have any suggestions? ne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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