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<blockquote data-quote="TiredSoul" data-source="post: 651794" data-attributes="member: 3930">I read all the time, if you disagree with the IEP - DO NOT SIGN IT.Ok, so then what?&nbsp; Our district only has you sign that you attended the meeting.&nbsp; I always sign my name and write &quot;in attendance but not necessarily in agreement&quot;.&nbsp; Still, then what?&nbsp; So they know you don't agree and they simply don't care.&nbsp; Then what?What if the last IEP said all schoolwork (including homework) was to be done at school - and this school doesn't like it, so they remove it?&nbsp; Then what?&nbsp; I have stated very clearly my position on the issue and they don't care.&nbsp; No one cares.&nbsp; The sped teacher doesn't.&nbsp; The principal doesn't.&nbsp; The district staff don't.Is there any legal language in IDEA that deals with this?&nbsp; Is my only option due process before an administrative law judge?&nbsp; So. sick. of. this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TiredSoul, post: 651794, member: 3930"] I read all the time, if you disagree with the IEP - DO NOT SIGN IT. Ok, so then what? Our district only has you sign that you attended the meeting. I always sign my name and write "in attendance but not necessarily in agreement". Still, then what? So they know you don't agree and they simply don't care. Then what? What if the last IEP said all schoolwork (including homework) was to be done at school - and this school doesn't like it, so they remove it? Then what? I have stated very clearly my position on the issue and they don't care. No one cares. The sped teacher doesn't. The principal doesn't. The district staff don't. Is there any legal language in IDEA that deals with this? Is my only option due process before an administrative law judge? So. sick. of. this. [/QUOTE]

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