A child’s educational records often contain private personal information about the child and the family.
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Readers as you may be aware, this blog features links for those interested in purchasing my book The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law. I have not, however, directly promoted the book in my posts.
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Readers: I usually try to focus my posts on issues that are of interest nationally, rather than only in my home state of Colorado.
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Generally, the IDEA requires that once a school district determines that a student has a disability, the district must reevaluate (34 CFR 300.305) the student before the school district determines that the student no longer has a disability and is not el
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A functional behavior assessment, or FBA, is a tool to gather information about a student’s inappropriate or problem behavior to understand why a student engages in the behavior.
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The parents’ right to obtain an independent educational evaluation (IEE) of their child is an important IDEA procedural safeguard.
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Readers, at the end of May I posted that the Second Edition of my book The Everyday Guide to Special Education Law was available for preorder. The book is here and can be ordered now.
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In a previous post, Opening the School Door to Section 504, I discussed the Section 504 and ADA requirements to provide services to
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Under the IDEA, students with disabilities must be provided the related services they need to benefit from their special education program.
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Some students with disabilities attend private rather than public schools. There are three scenarios in which a student with a disability might be placed in a private school.
