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Eligibility - Part C Students
File: IGB-R: Special Education, Cont.
The district will follow the procedures for obtaining consent and conducting an initial evaluation if it determines that the student will be evaluated to determine eligibility for Part B services. The district will follow the procedures for timelines and evaluation requirements for students moving from Part C to Part B except:
Students turning three, who were previously determined eligible for early intervention services under Part C of IDEA*, must be evaluated for initial eligibility for special education services. The evaluation must be completed in enough time to develop an initial IEP by the date of the student’s third birthday.
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*See the Special Education Terms & Definitions page for more information.
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Policies concerning school construction, remodeling and modernizing, temporary facilities and facilities retirement plans.
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