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Parents Rights Notice of Meeting and Prior Written Notice Sample Forms Revocation of Consent - Particular Services Revocation of Consent - All Services Miscellaneous Forms
The reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act (IDEA), in 2004, retained important procedures which schools must use when evaluating eligibility for special education services, when developing or changing a child's Individualized Education Program (IEP) or when attempting to resolve serious disputes regarding special education issues. These procedures are sometimes referred to as "procedural safeguards" or "parent rights." The procedural safeguards specified in the IDEA were primarily designed to help schools and parents work together to develop effective educational programs for children with disabilities.
The Notice of Procedural Safeguards must be provided in the native language or other mode of communication used by the parent [34 C.F.R. 300.504(d)]. KSDE has provided some of the languages spoken in Kansas. Any languages not listed here are not currently available from KSDE.
English (Word) Amharic (Word) Arabic (Word) Burmese (Word) Chinese (Word) ChineseTraditional (Word) Hmong (Word) Lao (Word) Nepali (Word) Pashto (Word) Pohnpeian (Word) Polish (Word) Portuguese-Brazilian (Word) Russian (Word) Somali (Word) Spanish (Word) Swahili (Word) Ukrainian (Word) Vietnamese (Word)
Notice of Meeting and Prior Written Notice forms may be useful to school districts for providing parents with required notice of an IEP team meeting or prior written notice within a reasonable amount of time before the date the school proposes or refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation, educational placement of their child, or the provision of special education and related services (FAPE) to the child.
These are model forms only; districts are not required to use these exact forms.
The Prior Written Notice must be provided in the native language or other mode of communication used by the parent [34 C.F.R. 300.503(c)(ii). KSDE has provided some of the languages spoken in Kansas. Any languages not listed here are not currently available from KSDE.
Revocation of Consent forms may be useful to parents and school districts when a parent wishes to exercise the right to revoke consent for particular special education services and placements.
KSDE has provided some of the languages spoken in Kansas. Any languages not listed here are not currently available from KSDE.
English (Word) Amharic (Word) Arabic (Word) Burmese (Word) Chinese (Word) Chinese Traditional (Word) Hmong (Word) Lao (Word) Nepali (Word) Pashto (Word) Pohnpeian (Word) Polish (Word) Portuguese-Brazilian (Word) Russian (Word) Somali (Word) Spanish (Word) Swahili (Word) Ukrainian (Word) Vietnamese (Word)
Revocation of Consent forms may be useful to parents and school districts when a parent wishes to exercise the right to revoke consent for special education services and placements.
Child Find Sample Public Notice (Child Find) (PDF) / Word
Private School Consultation Affirmation of Timely and Meaningful Private School Consultation (Word)
IEP Related IEP Meeting-Consent to Invite Representative of Non-Educational Agency (Word) IEP Meeting-Excusal from Attendance Form (Word) IEP Amendment Form (Word) Manifestation Determination Review Form (Word) Re-evaluation Not Needed Agreement Form 8-05 (Word) Summary of Performance Example (PDF) IEP Team Considerations (PDF) Regular Education Preschool Teacher at the IEP/IFSP Meeting (PDF)
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