FY25 TIPS QUIZ

What is the minimal amount of supplementary instruction (RTI) a student must receive before being found eligible for SLD?

• as long as it takes

• 12 weeks of an intervention

• 3 months of an intervention

• 12 months of an intervention

What two situations require parental (signature) permission during the IEP due process procedure?

• IEP meeting and PWN

• Evaluation and re-evaluation

• During evaluations but not during the IEP meeting.

• Evaluation and placement

What is the maximum number of days allowed from consent of an initial evaluation to completion of evaluation?

• 30 days

• 15 days

• 60 days

• 90 days

What is the timeline from completion of the evaluation to eligibility determination? ___________

• 30 days

• 10 days

• 60 days

• 45 days

What is the timeline from eligibility determination to implementation of the IEP? ___________

• Immediately following eligibility determination

• 10 days after eligibility determination

• Within 30 days of eligibility determination

• At least one year after eligibility determination

In Georgia, when must a transition plan be in place?

• Entering 9th grade or age 16

• From 5th to 6th grade

• Age 14

• Age 15

Who has access to a student’s special education file?

• Parent/Guardian(s)

• All school employees

• Student

• All who are educationally involved

What does LRE stand for? _____________________________

• Ladies of Real Estate

• Least Restrictive Enironment

• Learning Resource Environment

• Language Reading Exercise

Name two examples of Supportive Instruction providers?

• Paraprofessionals and Interpreter

• School Psychologist and SLP

• Academic Counselors and School Nurses

• PT and OT

How many eligibility areas are there under Georgia Special Ed Rules? ___________

• There are 13 eligibility areas under Georgia Special Ed Rules.

• There are 8 eligibility areas under Georgia Special Ed Rules.

• There are 12 eligibility areas under Georgia Special Ed Rules.

• There are 15 eligibility areas under Georgia Special Ed Rules.