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femmocrat

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2. If you decide not to opt out, you can try to get special accomodations for him.

Reply to FourScore (Original post)

Tue Apr 29, 2014, 09:03 PM

Apr 2014

Maybe he can test in a small group or one-on-one with a teacher/proctor. We do it all the time.

I proctored our state standardized tests for six days in March. I felt terrible for those children. I think it's cruel and unusual punishment, no matter how we try to make it "fun" for them with parties and rewards.

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NYS EDUCATORS AND LAWYERS!! I have a question about NY school law [View all] FourScore Apr 2014 OP

Opt out anyway. You have good reason. There is no reason for your child to take the test, and Squinch Apr 2014 #1

If you decide not to opt out, you can try to get special accomodations for him. femmocrat Apr 2014 #2

He already has a 504 with special accommodations. FourScore Apr 2014 #3