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In regards to placement or map out of IEP for Bentley Barr. Per the evaluations that were conducted by Childwatch/Capital School District, Bentley’s family has been discussing the best options and we’re not sure we agree and would like to re-evaluate Bentley’s placement choice for the Wesley School for reasons to be further noted. I request Prior Written Notice to explain why Bentley was offered a two day program even though the IEP team thought that he needed to be awarded one more day, but there simply is no more room in this classroom for him. The team felt that this was the best option for him and that he would be able to learn more due to a smaller classroom size with this choice. Bentley’s speech evaluation states: Bentleys speech …show more content…
He is in need of a more structured environment and repetitive schedule. It was also brought up that Bentley has shown aggressive behavior towards his peers (even during evaluation) and he does not appear to acknowledge their feelings. He is a child who has difficulty interacting positively with his peers and was unable to grasp other children’s feelings and emotions while he was hurting them. I would like to instill something into Bentleys plan to try to prevent this behavior towards another child, maybe have more one on one interaction? This same behavior is replicated at home with his seven year old sibling, parents, and other caregivers. It states that while administering the Batelle Developmental Inventory 2nd Edition that Bentley was not able to complete enough tasks to obtain scores. During the perceptions and concepts module it states that Bentley was able to place a circle/square puzzle piece or cutout into a foam board, However when we were present for Developmental Medicines same approach Bentley was unable to complete the task, without any type of visual aide. (as stated in evaluation from Developmental

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