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Information About Due Process For IEP’s

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Age Group: Elementary (5-10 yrs) / Middle School (10-14 yrs)
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Four Options Of Parents If They Disagree With School

Mediation: Lawyer provided by state works toward peaceful resolution
Child Complaint Filed: State investigates school
File Due Process: Involves court hearing where a ruling is handed down about fi the school was wrong, Run state by state, not formal courts
Ask for independent evaluation by outside agency

*Most cases do not go to due process

How To Avoid

Open communication with parents
Negotiate when possible
Document Everything

How to Prepare For Due Process

Collect and organize all notes and documentation
Find peer-reviewed research to back up your decisions
Stay Calm; practice relaxation techniques.

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Information About Due Process For IEP’s

Four Options Of Parents If They Disagree With School

How To Avoid

How to Prepare For Due Process

Resources, Tools, and Training for Speech-Language Professionals

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