Eligibility
This is the type of allegation that is driving the current wave of educational litigation
What is Child Find?
This individual is ultimately responsible for assuring the provision of special education to students in your school
Who is the principal?
The approximate amount of money the school district will lose when an IEP or evaluation is not completed and turned into the district office by the end of the month in which is due.
What is $1000 (for every month the IEP is late)
This is the percentage of an individual student's IEP meeting the general educator is required to attend
What is 100%?
Unless by prior agreement from parent, with a written signature, and the teacher has, prior to the meeting, provided input
This educational program is not really junior varsity special education (though it's moving in that direction)
What is Section 504?
This eligibility category should be considered if a student does not appear to be eligible under any other label
What is Other Health Impairment (OHI)?
This special education document is the one most frequently filled out incorrectly and/or provided at the wrong time
What is the Prior Written Notice (PWN)?
This number represents the percentage of students with IEPs in any district who can generate state special funding.
What is "the Cap" or what is 13.5%?
These are the five major elements of every IEP
What are . . . . Present Levels
Goals
Services
Placement
Accommodations and Modifications
This will be Riverview's professional development emphasis for 2023-24 for both nurses and counselors
What is mental health support?
This test is an essential element of all special education evaluations
What is the three prong test?
1. has a disability (according to WAC criteria)
2. that causes as significant adverse educational impact, such that
3. a student requires specially designed instruction
This is the primary element of procedural correctness in the development of special education evaluations and IEPs.
What is parent participation?
This grant opportunity allows Washington school districts to request reimbursement or additional funding for special education services.
What is Safet Net?
This term is used to describe a program that can meet the educational needs of the student with an IEP, and confers the greatest access to typical peers and typical curricula.
The most powerful thing a leader can do to change student behavior
What is change adult behavior?
The usual outcome of conferring eligibility on low-average students who don't quite meet eligibility requirements
Marginal IEPs (and legal exposure)
This question guides all decisions about a student's special education services and program
What is . . . what does the individual student require in order to receive a free and appropriate public education (in light of their individual circumstances)?
This is the approximate amount of money Riverview School District could recoup through Safety Net if IEPs are written correctly
What is $250,000 - $400,000
What is the service matrix (or service page) of the IEP
The ONLY condition under which we can implement a restraint or isolate a child
What is, when the student presents an imminent danger to self or others
By 2028, school districts must have replaced "the discrepancy model" for determining a specific learning disability with this
What is Response to Intervention (RTI)?
This is how we answer the one question in special education
What is reviewing the data?
This amount represents the maximum dollar amount a district can be required to pay to educate an individual student
What are you talking about, Sara??? There is no limit!!!
This term is used to describe a situation in which a parent wishes to accept some IEP services and deny others
What is "cherry picking"?
This chemical interrupts a student's (or teacher's) ability to access their frontal cortex
What is cortisol?