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Students with Disabilities
Evaluation
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- Statement of Eligibility-Autism
- Statement of Eligibility-Developmentally Delayed
- Statement of Eligibility - Deaf-Blindness
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The IEP Meeting
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SPECIAL EDUCATION RIGHTS OF PARENTS AND CHILDREN
This process anticipates your active participation and cooperation. No one has the opportunity to know your child better than you. The law also provides methods to help you assure that your input is considered. In addition, the law establishes means for you to object to our proposals or refusals and to have an impartial person resolve any disputes. This extensive and complex bundle of rights, conferred by Federal and State special education laws, generally are called the "procedural safeguards." The purpose of this brochure is to give you an overview of these rights. A more complete explanation is available from your local school district or the Nevada Department of Education.
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DERECHOS DE EDUCACIÓN ESPECIAL DE PADRES E HIJOS
Este proceso espera su participación y cooperación activa. Nadie tiene la oportunidad de conocer a su hijo(a) mejor que usted. La ley también ofrece métodos para ayudarle a asegurarse de que se considera su aporte. Además, la ley establece medios para que usted realice objeciones a nuestras propuestas o rechazos y disponga que una persona imparcial resuelva cualquier disputa. Generalmente, este extenso y complejo grupo de derechos conferidos por las leyes federales y estatales de educación especial, se denominan “garantías procesales”. El propósito de este folleto es presentarle una visión general de estos derechos. Una explicación más completa está disponible en su distrito escolar local o en el Departamento de Educación de Nevada.
Parent Resources
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IEP Reflective Roadmap (Fillable)
Helping Educators and Families of Children with Disabilities Become Knowledgeable, Prepared, and Empowered Partners in the IEP Process
Supported Decision Making
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Nevada has a new Supported Decision Making law, NRS 162C, which confirms that persons with disabilities are the best persons to make decisions about their lives.The new law also provides that needing assistance in aspects of daily life should not be a barrier to a person being the ultimate decision-maker in one’s life. Learn more at: https://sdmnevada.org.