Debbie,
that sounds good. I would be cautiously optimistic, as schools often say things that sound a lot like we want to hear, but mean very different things. That's probably true of any negotiation, I guess.
Is he in school for part of the day now, and homeschooling just Math?
The timetable sounds much better than the alternative of testing in the Fall. But be aware, that they maybe going through the motions in order to have ammo to say, "see we tested him, he doesn't have any special needs." Sad to say, but it did happen to me. I hope it doesn't happen to you.
I do echo all that Willa Gayles says - very well put!
Good luck,
Trinity
