Cameron_james t1_j6ylqhm wrote
Reply to comment by Squish_the_android in School Districts for Hard of Hearing Child - Winchester? Bedford? Other? by hound29
Yes, that's why speaking with a director of student services is a way to gauge how they will. Outplacements are expensive, so schools really don't like to do that. That's why people sometimes sue for it.
LadyGreyIcedTea t1_j6yytg0 wrote
It depends on the district too. Some are more apt to outplace than others. I work with children with severe special needs and have seen Salem, for example, not hesitate to send kids out immediately (like at their initial IEP meeting prior to their 3rd birthday) because the magnitude of their needs was too great. There are also families of means who move to certain towns specifically because that town is known as more likely to outplace their child without a fight. Newton is a town that has that reputation within the local pediatric circle.
KSF_WHSPhysics t1_j6zr14b wrote
> That's why people sometimes sue for it.
A lawyer is a lot cheaper than a house in winchester. I'd try that first
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