Actions Requiring Informed Written Parental Consent Sample Clauses

Actions Requiring Informed Written Parental Consent. The District obtains written consent from the parents before: (a) Conducting an initial evaluation to determine if a child is eligible for special education; (b) Initially providing special education and related services; (c) Conducting a reevaluation when assessments are needed;
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Actions Requiring Informed Written Parental Consent. The District obtains written consent from the parents before: (a) Conducting an initial evaluation to determine if a child is eligible for special education; (b) Initially providing special education and related services; (c) Conducting a reevaluation when assessments are needed; (d) Making a change in placement on the continuum of alternative placement options (i.e., regular classes, special classes, special schools, home instruction and instruction in hospitals and institutions); and (e) Releasing personally identifiable information about the child to any person other than a person authorized to obtain those records without parental consent pursuant to FERPA. For example, parental consent is obtained prior to releasing records to a representative of an agency that is likely to be responsible for providing or paying for transition services or for the purposes of billing Medicaid. The District uses the ODE-OEC required Consent for Evaluation PR-05 form to obtain written parental consent for evaluation and reevaluation and the required IEP PR-07 form to obtain written parental consent for the initial provision of special education and related services and for making a change in placement. The District does not obtain written parental consent when reviewing existing data as part of an evaluation or reevaluation or when administering a test or evaluation that is given to all children, unless consent is required of all parents.
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