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He doesn't need a 504 - an IHP will act as his 504 : Page 3 = 504 winning arguement; Page 5 - one month in - (Read 6,278 Times)
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Post Icon Posted: Oct 17th, 2008 at 08:16 pm

Update....one month into school and here's my email from today....I also just found out that the kids were given smarties and that they were not given enough time to eat the ice cream (that we rushed over) so it got put back into the lunchbox.....ITS A MESS! Isn't that a fine idea! Smiley Smiley



  • In addition to a general review, there are a few things that I would like to address specifically:

    On the first day of school I found the epi pens locked in the office. I know it was a hectic start but I did expect them to be placed as it is written in his plan. At the least one should have been placed in his classroom but I’m pretty sure that no one knew where they were.

    I am also interested in the circumstances of ice cream being served today and some mention of popcorn party? Who sponsored this and for what? Did I miss this on a hand out or calendar somewhere? Teacher called me today about the ice cream and due to a lucky fluke Dad was able to zip over and give BOY some safe ice cream just in time. I had no idea that there was an event planned. I had no time to check with the product manufacturer and was caught completely off guard. I am thrilled though that Teacher called and we were able to resolve it easily but I’m confused as to the whole circumstances of ice cream being served to the class? Had Dad not been home at the time BOY surely would have been left out.

    There is a question left unresolved (at least in my mind) regarding the administration of Benedryl prior to epi pen when only certain symptoms are present. I did provide Benydryl but would like be reassured that school personnel have the correct action plan regarding its use. I don’t recall getting an answer on that from NURSE with regard to current district policy. His doctor’s orders are clear and may conflict with your policy and we need to get clarity here.

    I have a more complete safe snack list that I can provide to TEACHER to share with the class parents to make their snack selection easier. I’d like to know if that is ok for her to use. I gave her a copy of it early on and had hoped to get “clearance” on it sooner.

    Is there anything that BOY needs to improve on – i.e. hand washing, communication, etc?


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Post Icon Posted: Oct 17th, 2008 at 08:18 pm

note...there was all nicey nice stuff before and after the part posted above....

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Post Icon Posted: Oct 17th, 2008 at 10:00 pm

That all looks like stuff to address. Smiley





You should be sure to offer positive reinforcement where appropriate--

the fact that teacher NOTIFIED Dad about ice-cream, for example,'Good.'


(Though.... 'advance notice' obviously.... "Better." Smiley )

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Post Icon Posted: Oct 18th, 2008 at 12:07 am

really they have done a great job - heck...food free bday parties...I still cant believe it....the teacher rocks...she is so young but right on target - I love it. We feel very lucky to be at this school. > I bolded that in my email to them.

the part about the epi's - I just wanted to document that -
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Post Icon Posted: Oct 23rd, 2008 at 07:21 pm

ha ha ha ha ......oh my. We had our meeting today.

It's pretty much a cluster.

I feel good that we are on the right track and but my god...it's like nothing has happened that should have. sigh
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Post Icon Posted: Oct 23rd, 2008 at 09:25 pm

Oh, dear. I know how that goes! Smiley
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Post Icon Posted: Oct 23rd, 2008 at 10:26 pm


Oh, I'm sorry.



(Lot of this going around lately, huh? )


Group hug. Smiley



Do you need my Shakespeare insult mug to help with this? Smiley You know, just as a resource?

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Post Icon Posted: Oct 23rd, 2008 at 11:35 pm

I'll have to start another thread...

but WOW...

we have a new nurse - who had a new form - 3rd nurse - 4th form

many of the agreed upon things have not happened

BUT the good news is that the new nurse doesn't seem to know the district policy to ignore benedryl orders....so I didn't tell her ...and the new form that she picked had a better action plan anyway

she's just a bit scattered - but I'm ok with that - I think she is competent
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Post Icon Posted: May 24th, 2009 at 10:59 am

Bumping up for several current threads

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Post Icon Posted: Jun 28th, 2009 at 11:55 pm

bump for me
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Post Icon Posted: Jun 29th, 2009 at 08:24 am

I posted the link to this thread in the Resource sub-board in the
"504 Links and Tips" thread.

Didn't check to see if it was already linked in that, just wanted to be sure.

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Post Icon Posted: Aug 12th, 2009 at 11:29 am

thinking this could be relevant in the near future. BUMP

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Post Icon Posted: Mar 15th, 2011 at 04:52 pm

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Post Icon Posted: Mar 15th, 2011 at 08:28 pm

Thanks! This has been great reading. I have been cutting and pasting like a madwoman for my own uses. Thanks for doing all of this great research! Smiley
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Post Icon Posted: Mar 15th, 2011 at 09:20 pm

it was a collective effort for sure..

but I did enjoy reading it again

we recently had a little bump in the road again and dh and I employed the same helpful BUT WE KNOW OUR STUFF attitude....

they were stunned (all new players)
the district nurse TOLD ME about FAAN
he he...
I'm like ...yeah...I know who they are
but reading this thread again was nice...

eggallergymom - I think you need to step back and try to remove emotions - approach like a lawyer or surgeon - anyway...I know how hard it is ((hugs)) to you....you are not alone!



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