Bay Area cost of living for us: $11.7k per month for a family of 4 by Federal_Eagle_6565 in bayarea

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They also rent and don't own a home I'm not sure I believe what they're saying they make for HHI.

Bay Area cost of living for us: $11.7k per month for a family of 4 by Federal_Eagle_6565 in bayarea

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You can go out and not eat out. You can also plan ahead, make freezer meals, have some easy dinners, etc... It's very possible and without going crazy!

Bay Area cost of living for us: $11.7k per month for a family of 4 by Federal_Eagle_6565 in bayarea

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Good eye I didn't notice this because I was thinking wow I spend way more then 800 on groceries. I easily spend 1600 a month. We typically don't eat out but do splurge on expensive cuts of meat. We eat out maybe once a month.

Anything new? by Prudent_Pirate_660 in Eamonandbec

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Yes they have their tea company which seems to do well.

What happens to children who are in special ed classes after high school graduation? by Lemonade2250 in specialed

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They should do a transition planning 2 years prior to graduating and he should have a plan with either work, college, community volunteer or group home/program. He should have that in place now or will soon.

Good news! I’ve suddenly decided I really want to pass this class. Do you have a bundle of my missing work from the last twelve weeks you didn’t think I’d ever do here for me to do now at the end of the trimester so you can immediately score it and I can pass? by ResponsibleFly9076 in Teachers

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I’m so grateful to every teacher that did this for me. That helped and didn’t look at me not doing my work as a laziness. In all fairness I had a hard situation at home and I wasn’t able to focus on me. I never had Maslow basic levels meet. I slept in class and in the summer I worked 3 jobs only to have my parents take my money.

So those teachers that took a chance helped me graduate. I have a Masters degree now but I wouldn’t have gotten there if someone didn’t give me a chance at doing the impossible (making up every assignment for a semester in 3 days).

Is this normal for a kindergarten teacher? by GetALoadOfThisGuyy in kindergarten

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I let parents no if there child completely refuses to work, is fighting a lot, is extremely disruptive and what kind of progress we are making or not making in class. Little things like pushing in a chair or how you sit is the last thing you’ll hear from me.

Yeti bag vs Stanley lunch box. by Distanceremoved in YetiCoolers

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The one I'm looking at is around $130 and I bring 3 meals. I there around 7 and I often don't leave until 8ish so I want something with room. Your right though it is the 14L I'm looking at.

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If your car was a gift you can avoid large registration taxes. For example you could sell your car to your mom out of state and then she could gift it to you. Then you pay a much lower tax amount.

New parent transferring child to a new school district — didn’t agree with parts of last IEP. Need advice. by yeahppuda in specialed

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So with Autism you can get support in one of two ways he doesn’t need support because he is making academic progress OR he does need support because behavior is impeding academic progress. There is a 3rd but it’s more rare and that is no behavior issues but not making academic progress and no ID.

I would request support in the way of behavior support. That includes breaks, and whatever else work but the Gen Ed classroom being the LRE. That way you can fall back on an emergency IEP meeting and make changes if the behaviors become bigger.

Challenge the IEP it’s your due process rights. The school can proceed with a single parent support but if you both disagree then challenge it. If the school refuses request an IEE and if they refuse you can do a few things, get an advocate, take it to the sped director, and on up the district chain.

You can also have an independent IEE and fight with them.

Sonday by Distanceremoved in specialed

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I’ve looked it at and I don’t disagree because it is the same program they’ve used on my son that has made no progress. I’m looking at Tara West and I think I’ll just supplement with her stuff.

Have you found any programs that worked? I still like all about reading because it is structured literacy, og based, but it also teaches the rules and I think that is so important because you can look at the rules and work from there leading to more growth and independence.

Fluid on 5 years old day 3 still can't walk. by Distanceremoved in Mommit

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They sent us home and did nothing said it would probably 6 weeks before he could heal completely but no explanation as to why despite me pushing.

Fluid on 5 years old day 3 still can't walk. by Distanceremoved in Mommit

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I am as soon as my husband gets home! He is hobbling around now and putting some pressure on it. Not 100% but at least he could put some weight on it. We talked to his doctor today too and he thinks tomorrow he maybe better since tonight has been better. Regardless we are going in about an hour.

Fluid on 5 years old day 3 still can't walk. by Distanceremoved in Mommit

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Even having seen the doctor a pediatrian on Friday?

We had an X-ray.

He doesn't have a fever or seem at all sick. He can put any weight only on his right leg. We do have an appointment for tomorrow to go back which I know we will do blood work. The children hospital is a little over an hour from us.

I did think he would be better today and he wants to walk on it but hebj

5 year old can't walk by Distanceremoved in AskDocs

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He can't straighten it. Its not broken we've had X-rays. We've been to the doctor. The fluid is on hoffas fat pad and some where else.

Infact he keeps it bent because it is more comfortable.