INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (IDEA) Parentally Placed Children with Disabilities in Private Schools.

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INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (IDEA) Parentally Placed Children with Disabilities in Private Schools

2 Child Find l Child find activities must be comparable to those for public school students. l Child find activities must be developed in consultation with private school officials to assure access. l Child counts are used to determine the portion of federal IDEA funds to be used to serve private school students with disabilities. (Take place Dec. 1 or last Friday in October) l Due process rights of parents of parentally placed private school children with disabilities apply

3 Federal Funds l The LEA must spend a proportionate share of its federal IDEA funds on services to parentally placed children with disabilities in private schools. l The costs associated with child find for private school students with disabilities cannot be considered in determining the proportionate share.

4 Consultation with Representatives of Parentally Placed Private School Children Must be: l “Timely and meaningful” l Which children will receive services? l What services will be provided? l How will the services be provided? l Where will the services be provided? l How will the services be evaluated? Takes Place in Light of: l Available federal IDEA funds. l Number of private school students with disabilities. l Location of private school students with disabilities. l Needs of private school students with disabilities.

5 Services Plan l Each parentally placed private school child with disabilities who will receive services under IDEA must have a services plan. l A services plan describes the specific special education and related services the LEA will provide.

6 Services Plan (cont.) l Must, to the extent appropriate, meet the content requirements of an IEP. l Must, to the extent appropriate, be developed, reviewed, and revised consistent with IEP procedures. l LEA must ensure that a private school representative attends or otherwise provides input. l Due process rights for parents do not apply to services plans. l State complaint procedures exist to resolve issues.

7 Location of Services l Services may be on-site at the private school, including religiously-affiliated private schools, to the extent consistent with law. l To the extent possible, LEAs are encouraged to provide services at the private school.

8 Transportation l If services are not on the private school site, transportation must be provided if necessary for the child to benefit from or participate in the services provided under IDEA. l LEAs are not required to transport children from home to the private school. l The cost of transportation may be included in the total proportionate share of federal IDEA funds for parentally placed private school students with disabilities.

9 For More Information Office of Non-Public Education Office of Innovation and Improvement (OII) l l ed.gov l Web site: ex.html