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gerd in children
Considering homeschooling my special needs child, where do I start, and what is required?
I have a 10 year old son that is developmentally disabled, speech problems, epilepsy, growth failure, hormone trouble, ADHD, GERD, OCD, and has really bad vision to just name a few. He is made fun of at school for his speech, small size, and the scar on his head. If he wasn’t in public school, he wouldn’t have to be on ADHD meds as I have NO trouble controlling his behavior at home. Also, I have had it with the school system and would really like to school him at home. Is it possible? What kind of education must I have? What about O/T, P/T and speech therapy outside of the school systems? We live in Oklahoma and I am just unsure as where to start. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.
You’d have to check with the OK state board of education about your rights to continue his therapies on his IEP while HS’ing. If you can’t get it through the schools, then check to see what your insurance policy covers (which, unfortunately isn’t all that much on a typical policy).
Your son is a LOT like my daughter – many of the same labels. She’s in public school (I HS her brother), and we’ve had problems – especially when moving to a new state – yikes! I would HS her, but it is sooooo expensive to get the adaptive equipment and curricula. She’s now doing well at school with her 4th teacher since summer school.
In my state, I could pull her out of school and keep her IEP. Her LRE (least restrictive environment) would be listed as “homeschool”. I could still take her in for her therapy, or they’d even give her special transportation. It was similar i my former state, Kansas.
Along with going to the HSLDA site for OK HS’ing laws, here’s a great site for HS’ing special needs kiddos:
http://www.nathhan.com/
HTH! Hang in there! I know how excruciating these decisions can be!
GERD – Acid Reflux Disease in Children