Parent Rights
What are Procedural Safeguards?
Law protecting student educational records.
What is FERPA?
Annual public notice must occur before this date.
What is November 1?
Paraprofessionals must complete this before working with students.
What is training?
FAPE stands for this.
What is Free Appropriate Public Education?
At this age, rights transfer from parent to student.
What is age 18?
Required before sharing records with outside providers.
What is written consent?
Schools must evaluate when a disability is this.
What is suspected?
Hearing devices must e monitored for this.
What is proper functioning?
Services must be provided for students in this age range.
What is 3-21?
Parents can request this if they disagree with the school's evaluation.
What is an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE)?
Staff who may access records must have this type of interest.
What is legitimate educational interest?
Surrogate need investigation must occur within this many days.
What is 30 days?
Special education teachers must hold this.
What is appropriate certification?
Private schools must be this for services.
What is considered?
Records may be corrected if they are this.
What is inaccurate or misleading?
Must occur before destroying special education records.
What is parental notification?
Consultation for private school planning must occur at least this often.
What is annually?
Staff handling records must receive this annually.
What is confidentiality training?
Schools must identify all children with disabilities under this duty.
What is Child Find?
Families must receive notices in this type of format.
What is understandable/alternative language formats?
Emailing an IEP to a therapist without consent is this violation.
What is a FERPA violation?
Transfer of Rights notification must happen by this birthday.
What is 18?
List of employees with record access must be this in the building.
What is posted?
Hearing aid monitoring ensures access to this.
What is education/learning access?