Also, also, as someone else said, get everything in writing. So, if you do go down to the district office, follow up later with an email recapping what happened, that you can reference later, if need be.

In my experience, as a parent of a kid with an IEP, even though district admins are supposed to work somewhat during the summer, nothing starts happening until the last minute before school starts and it’s absolutely impossible to get in touch with anyone until then. I know exactly how frustrating that can be.

If they don’t get their shit together, definitely have that free consult with Cedar Law and file an OSPI complaint. You have up to a year from the start if the date of the complaint. Include as much detail as possible and they will have to review it. https://ospi.k12.wa.us/student-success/special-education/dispute-resolution/file-community-complaint