Parent Interview

1. What is the special need of your child?

    My child has speech, reading, and English problems.

 2. What are your personal goals for the education of your child?

      For him to keep up with his class work and to advance to the next grade level.

 3. What is your current relationship with the school, special education, and administration?

       I have regular meetings with counselors and IEP teachers.

 4. How can it be approved?

I think that it would be better to work more one on one.


 5. What form of communication is used and how often? Is this best?

       I have meetings twice a year with the teachers and administration. I do not think that this is best and would prefer to meet more often to help keep him on better track.

 6. How often do you communicate with school?    

I communicate with the school four times a year, twice for conferences and two IEP meetings.

7. How effective is the special education program?

      I think that the special education program is very effective it helps keep him on the right track for his grade level.

8. How flexible is the program to meet the needs of your child?   

            The program is good, they change the as he goes for his ability as it increases.

 9. What problems have you had with school?

I do not have any problems with the school. They are very good about communicating with me if any changes need to be made.

    10.Are you part of any parent group?

No, I am not a part of any groups.


11. What communication do you have with other parents?

       I do not really have much communication with any of the other parents.

 12. What community involvement does your child have?

      He is involved in youth group and Sunday school.

 13. Are you satisfied with your communication with your child?

        At times I am satisfied, but there is still some improving that could be done.