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Yes, that is a good point. However, to balance it out, private schools generally do not take on children with IEPs because it subjects them to all kinds of ove
by tomohawk 8y ago
Yes, that is a good point.
However, to balance it out, private schools generally do not take on children with IEPs because it subjects them to all kinds of overbearing regulation from the government. They don't have much freedom in acting differently than what the bureaucrats want. So, it is unlikely your child would be allowed to get a better education at the private school, as it would be dictated by the same people running the government schools.
Source: my mother had a career as a teacher of learning disabled children
- btilly 8y agoActually this year we're sending the last to http://cdc.uci.edu/ http://cdc.uci.edu/ specifically so that we can get his needs better looked to than the public school does. So yes, it is possible to find a private school. Even with an IEP. However it costs over twice as much as https://www.vandammeacademy.com/home https://www.vandammeacademy.com/home. And isn't as good academically.