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When physicians recommend so many hours of physical or occupational therapy, why can the special ed. director override and limit the students therapy times?

April 26, 2017director Ed hours Occupational override physical physicians recommend special therapy

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When physicians recommend so many hours of physical or occupational therapy, why can the special ed. director override and limit the students therapy times?

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This type of negotiation occurs within the ARD committee, where parents are also involved, so whatever the ARD committee determines will be the intervention provided by the school personnel that constitutes Free and appropriate public education (FAPE)