IDEA
What does IDEA stand for?
What is the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
In Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools, 580 U.S. ___ (2017):, what was the school's stance on no letting the dog come to school?
What is she already had a human aide to assist her in school
True or False: Parents are always required to be members of the IEP team?
What is true
What is it called when the school team reviews data and information when looking to remove a student from a learning environment who has a disability?
What is a Manifestation meeting
How often must and an IEP be reviewed?
What is at least once a year but parents or the team can request more than annually
What term refers to education and related services being provided to students and at no cost to families?
What is FAPE (Free Appropriate Public Education)
In the case of T.M. v. Cornwall Cent. Sch. Dist., 752 F.3d 145 (2d Cir. 2014), do schools have to provide on site services when it comes to private schools?
What is no but they must consult with families, consider needs of the students, and meet IDEA requirements
What is yes, the family has the final decision
True or false: Students with disabilities can never be disciplined at school due to current case law?
What is false
What is it called when something is given the changes how a student learns without changing the academic rigor or standard?
What is accommodations
This concept requires that students with disabiliites must be educated with peers without disabiliites whenever it is deemed appropriate
What is the Least Restrictive Environment (LRE)
Why did the Miener v. Missouri (800 F.2d 749 (8th Cir. 1986) case matter before and now?
What is it became significant when thinking about if families can receive compensatory education in certain cases
What is the acronym for when schools must provide records to parents? (Hint: it is a privacy law)
What is FERPA
What is the plan called for students that have behaviors that are interfering with learning?
What is a BIP (Behavior Intervention Plan)
Who is the person who generally leads the IEP meeting and who is the person who ensures that there is IDEA compliance at the school level?
What is a case manager
What is a district representative or special education coordinator
Under IDEA guidelines, what is it called when parents give permission to conduct evaluations for special education services?
What is informed consent
In Timothy O. v. Paso Robles Unified School District, 822 F.3d 1105 (2016), did the school district violate IDEA and why so?
What is yes because when there is a reason to suspect a disability an evaluation must occur, and they evaluated for a speech impairment but not an Autism screener
What is it called when parents disagree with a school's evaluation and want further evaluation?
What is an Independent Educational Evaluation
How long can students with disabilities be suspended before a manifestation meeting needs to occur? (School days)
What is 10 school days
Speech therapy, Occupational therapy, Vision, Hearing, and transportation are all considered what on an IEP under IDEA?
What are related services
What is the main difference between having a 504 plan and an IEP?
What is there are a lot of differences but the main one is that 504 is giving students access to accommodations in the general education setting whereas an IEP is when specialized instruction is being delivered to the student on top of the accommodations
What is the name of the case that refers to Pennsylvania and how their public schools are funded? What were they most worried about?
What is William Penn School District et al. v. Pennsylvania Department of Education et al. (2023)
What is the discrepancies between the wealthy and low income districts
True or False: Are schools required to guarantee employment for students with disabilities after graduation?
What is false... they can help but they are not required to guarantee it
Which comes first, the BIP or the FBA? And how do you know?
What is FBA (Functional Behavioral Assessment) because it is the assessment the evaluates students and the BIP (Behavior Intervention Plan) is the plan that is set in place according to the results from the FBA.
What does PLOP mean on an IEP and who measures this?