Legal Question in Disability Law in Massachusetts

Parents ability to soak resources from a public school
I'm a relatively new teacher in a public k-8 school. We have many special ed students who are provided for with a variety of resources. We have one family in particular that seems to have the school in a position where the adminstration has decided for some reason to bend over beyond backwards to appease this family. I am wondering if there is a point where a family no longer has a right to ask for more services for their special ed child. And is there a point where individuals teachers can refuse the administrations request to do whatever the parents wish without repercussions?

Asked on 2/09/00, 8:40 am

Barbara C. Johnson Law Office of Barbara C. Johnson

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Re: Parents ability to soak resources from a public school

Because I currently represent parents with a special

ed K-8 child, I hesitate to voice my thoughts in this

forum, but if you call me, I'd love to talk with

you -- not abut their case, of course, but about the

topic you raise in your query.

Barbara C. Johnson

978-474-0833

Answered on 2/11/00, 8:04 pm

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