I Need Your Input

I will be glad to post your letters to ESE officials up on the site, along with responses you receive from  ESE officials.  Some of the ESE officials' responses may prove to be more informative than the letters from the ESE parents write.  The first letter and responses pertain to a current disagreement I have with the Polk County School District.  I have not had the identifying information removed (it pertains to my family).

If you have letters and responses you would to be considered for posting, just remove the identifying information when necessary and email them to me.  You may also fax them to me at (863) 680-1603.   If you wish to  identify the County where the issues reside, that would be fine, but it is not necessary.  You should know, however, that I will retain complete control over what I chose to post.

If you have IEP goals and measures that worked unusually well, get them to me.  If you have them in Word files, that would be great, too.  Other parents can just pull the goals they like off the site paste them where they need to go.  Let us know if you found any secrets that helped actually helped their implementation.  

It is very important for me to highlight the following:  You can find many of the most dedicated professional educators serving the ESE student, both as teachers and as administrators.  Often they find themselves in impossible positions, yet they work as best they can to do the very best they can.   Often, to be a good advocate for your ESE child, you need to become an even better advocate for your child’s teacher. 

This information has been posted by Bill Sammons, a parent of an ESE student in the Polk County School District.
 

Contact: Bill@ESEparents.org

(863) 688-3323

http://www.eseparents.org