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Immediate written notification to parents is required, regardless of the source of referral.
Ed 1106.01(c) -
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Within 15 days of referral, the LEA must give written notice of its disposition of referral to the parents.
Ed 1106.01(e) -
LEA must obtain written consent prior to conduction initial evaluations.
Ed 1120.04(a)(1) -
The initial evaluation must be completed within 45 days of receiving parental consent or, if court ordered, within the time set by the court.
Ed 1107.01(c)&(f) -
A meeting to develop the child’s IEP must occur within 30 days of determining that a child is qualified for special education services.
Ed 1109.03(a)
An LEA must receive written parental consent before initiating the IEP.
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The IEP team will make a placement decision based on the child’s IEP.
Ed 1111.02(a).
The placement must be reviewed annually, be as close as possible to the child’s home, and conform to LRE provisions.
34 CFR §300.116(a)(2)&(b).
The LEA must receive written parental consent regarding the placement of the child.
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The LEA will assess the effectiveness of the IEP on an annual basis at the end of the IEP term.
Ed 1109.06(d) -
The LEA will assess the effectiveness of the IEP on an annual basis at the end of the IEP term.
Ed 1109.06(d) -
The LEA will assess the effectiveness of the IEP on an annual basis at the end of the IEP term.
Ed 1109.06(d) -
Once every 3 years, the students with disabilities must be reevaluated in accordance with the evaluation procedures set forth in 34 CFR §300.304 unless the parent and LEA deem the reevaluation unnecessary.
34 CFR §300.303(b)
The LEA must first obtain written parental consent before any reevaluation.
Ed 1120.04(6)