A Guide to Parent Rights in Special Education Quiz

What is the actual name of the Parent Rights Document we share with parents at the IEP meeting?

• A Guide to Parent

  Rights in Special

  Education

• Parent/Guardian

  Rights in

  Special Education

• Ohio's Guide to Parent Rights in Special

  Education

• Ohio's Special

  Education Parent

  Rights Guide

What action must a parent/guardian take to withdraw their consent for removing their child from special

education services?

• Parent must call the

  school and ask to stap services

• Parent must face to face discuss that they

  want to remove their

  child from special

  education services

• Parent must put in

  writing their consent to remove their child

  from special education services

• Parent only needs to have student remove

  themselves from

  participating in the

  services offered by the school

If a parent comes to you wanting to stop special education services what is the first thing you must do?

• Provide the parent

  with the OP-5 form

  Parent/Guardian

  Excusal

• Convince them that their child is not attending services as prescribed

• Refer them to student services

• Reach out to Lynn so

  she can speak with them prior to the excusal

  of services

For a child to be considered a student with a disability under (IDEA) law

• the child must require special education

• the child must require related services due to his/her/they disability

• the child must be one grade level below their peers in academic performance

• the student attendance is poor

If the parent suspects their child has a disability that is affecting their education

• the parent must call and communicate their request for an evaluation of their child to determine eligibility

• the parent must address the teacher for additional student support

• the parent must reach out to the district with a doctor's letter of need

• the parent/guardian can ask the district to evaluate the child to determine eligibility

True or false, if the child is a ward of the state and not living with their parent, the school district will need to obtain parent consent for an imitational evaluation to determine if the student has a disability that is affecting their education.

• True

• False

When should you send a Prior Written Notice (PR01) to parents?

• when it is on topic of initiation and changing of the identification of your child

• when it is on topic of the evaluation or education placement of the child

• the provision of a free when it is on topic of appropriate public education to your child

• if in doubt send a PR01

• Basically any time that there is communication that affects student learning and special education

If a parent's native language is other than English, you would send all conversations and documents in their native language.

• True

• False

If a parent requests special education records

• the school has up to 30 days to provide the parent with requested documents

• the school has up to 15 days to provide the parent with requested documents

• the school has up to 45 days to provide the parent with requested documents

• the school must provide same day service for any parent requested documents

A parent and/or the school district has the right to request a facilitated meeting with a district or state provided mediator as long as both parties agree if they are concerned about the content to be discussed and feel the need for a neutral party to be present to keep the meeting on track

• True

• False