missed IEP services

If the services in an IEP are not provided, your child may be entitled to compensatory education.  Does your pre-schooler go to pre-school disabled?  Was it a situation where your child was seen through Early Intervention and then started receiving therapies from the school district as preschool disabled?  So the technical answer may be that yes, those therapies should be "made up" but the school might make a claim that participation in the other activities was therapeutic or educational.  Depending on the types of therapies missed, and the number missed, it might be worthwhile objecting to, and seeing if the school district will make those up by extending the school year, if your child does not already receive services through the summer.  Its one of those situations where the "squeaky wheel gets the oil" and it certainly can't hurt to squeak !! The IEP is supposed to contain goal and objectives that are to be met through certain specific therapies, and if your child is meeting those goals and objectives, then you might not be able to get the missed sessions made up, but if your child is not, then you should !