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Subject: dyslexia

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brenda (help)

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Date Posted: 06:17:15 08/30/10 Mon

We lived in Texas and when my son was in kindergarten there they did a great job of evaluating and getting an IEP in place for his dyslexia. My son made a lot of improvement that year, but still needs a lot of help. We just moved to Colorado and I provided his new school with all of his IEPs and have not heard anything from them after a week of school. should they have immediatly set up an meeting with me and evaluated him from the first day of school? The school he went to in Texas made me feel comfortable from the first day that he was going to get the education he needs and at this school I just feel left in the cold. What can I do or should I be doing.

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Subject	Author	Date
Re: dyslexia	Tasha	10:22:22 10/03/10 Sun

Re: dyslexia	Dianne (Frustrated)	19:26:13 10/07/10 Thu