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Language barriers exist for parents since teachers and/or administrators do no speak Spanish (or other languages)?

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Language barriers exist for parents since teachers and/or administrators do no speak Spanish (or other languages)?

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If your primary language is one other than English you have a right to be provided with translation so that you can understand and participate in your child’s planning. Let the Principal of your child’s school know ahead of time that you need an interpreter and one will be provided for you. Q: The Denver Interagency Transition Team needs to be in touch with parent groups around the city! We absolutely agree! We are attempting to do this and can use your assistance. If you are a part of any parent support group, or know of one that exists, please let the Denver Interagency Transition Team know ( 303-844-7324) and we will contact them and ask for time to make a presentation. Q: IEPs need to be scheduled when the entire team can be present. Yes, this is important. If your child’s teacher schedules the IEP at a time when it is not possible for you to attend, you have the right to ask that it be changed to a one more convenient for you. It is important to be as flexible as possible when ask

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