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IDEA Child Find Scenarios: Training Staff on If and When to Evaluate
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LRE Scenarios: IEP Team Training Guide to Increase IDEA Compliance
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Improve your district’s child find compliance and limit costly disputes with this resource that trains staff how to identify when a student should or should not be referred for an IDEA evaluation and draft a prior written notice that adequately supports the decision.
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IEP teams that understand what they must do to meet the LRE mandate are less likely to make mistakes that result in litigation.
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Team Up: Best Practices to Boost Parent Participation in the IEP Process
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What Do I Do When... The Answer Book on Assessing, Testing and Graduating Students with Disabilities -- Third Edition
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To comply with the IDEA's parental participation mandate and ensure parents play an active role in their children's education, your district needs to grab parents' attention, facilitate discussions and encourage collaboration.
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The Third Edition explains in full detail how the IDEA, Every Student Succeeds Act and Section 504 apply to assessing, testing and graduating students with disabilities.
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What Do I Do When... The Answer Book on Fiscal Compliance in Special Education
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What Do I Do When... The Answer Book on Special Education Law -- Sixth Edition
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Are you spending IDEA funds in accordance with all the latest federal grant rules?
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The Sixth Edition needs to be on every educator's desk -- in quick reach whenever you have a question on your legal obligations to students with disabilities regarding eligibility, evaluations, transition services, transportation, parental consent, related services and more!
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What Do I Do When... The Answer Book on Special Education Practice and Procedure -- Second Edition
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Addressing the latest legal developments and new case law, the updated Second Edition guides you through the IDEA's rigid timelines and procedures in 15 critical compliance areas -- helping you anticipate potential trouble spots and prevent due process complaints.
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