Oh yeah, they always have copious notes and everything goes into his ALP binder with copies to us. We don't have any trouble with that!
This was our first meeting that involved the MS/HS principal, as it's all been in elementary till now. There are bad stories about her from all over, but I do have that glimmering of hope that she will be ok. I hope we won't have to deal with her at all next year -- she should really only be involved if there is a problem in the classroom, but DS has been known to cause problems! *fingers crossed*
The rest of it was about passing the torch from 3rd grade teacher to 4th grade teacher, things that have been learned about working with him, how to handle this and that, and stuff like that. Seat him where he can get up and move and not be trapped, give him fair warning when changing tracks (but don't give the timer to him or he'll keep resetting it), let him give presentations to the class, and so on. 4th grade teacher was his DI team leader last year, so she knows him already. They always pass him to someone who knows him and wants him instead of foisting him off on some unsuspecting newbie.
