How do I hold the school accountable for providing AAC services for my child?
Published: Aug. 8, 2024
If your child uses AAC and you want to hold the school accountable for providing AAC services, there are several ways to include AAC in the IEP. For one, AAC minutes should be a service in your child's IEP. You can also request parent training and try to combine it with the staff training so that all members of your child's care team are on the same page. You may want to add to the IEP that wherever your child goes, their AAC device goes with them.
For more tips about AAC in the IEP, check out this article.
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