Best Interest Determination Sample Clauses

Best Interest Determination. Under federal and California law, a child in xxxxxx care shall remain or enroll in his/her school of origin, unless a determination is made that it is not in the child’s best interest to attend the school of origin. Factors to consider when determining if maintaining school of origin enrollment is in the xxxxxx student’s best interest include: the appropriateness of the current educational setting; the proximity of the placement; duration of enrollment; time of placement change; type of transportation available; traffic patterns; flexibility in school schedule; and the student’s maturity and behavioral capacity.
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Best Interest Determination. Pursuant to ESSA section 1111(g)(1)(E)(i), a child in xxxxxx care shall remain or enroll in his/her school of origin, unless a determination is made that it is not in the child’s best interest to attend the school of origin. The best interest determination is based on all factors relating to the child’s best interest, including the appropriateness of the current educational setting and the proximity to the school in which the child is enrolled at the time of placement. The best interest determination shall be made and agreed upon by the LEA representative, FYC representative, the xxxxxx child, and the educational rights holder within two (2) business days of the child attaining xxxxxx student status or changing xxxxxx placements.
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Best Interest Determination. The Social Worker, or other representative of the local child welfare agency that has legal responsibility for the care and protection (“Case Worker”) of the student will notify the school district’s AB 490 Educational Liaison as soon as the county placing agency (CFS) becomes aware of the need to transfer a pupil in xxxxxx care out of his or her current school. The county placing agency shall contact the AB 490 Educational Liaison at the local educational agency of the pupil. The county placing agency shall notify the local educational agency of the date that the pupil will be leaving the school and request that the pupil be transferred out. (Education Code Section 49069.5(c)). The Case Worker and AB 490 Educational Liaison will collaborate and share relevant information with the parent, guardian, or other person holding the right to make educational decisions for the pupil (“Education Rights Holder”) and the student depending on age and maturity so that they may make an informed decision regarding whether it is in the best interest of the student to continue in the School of Origin or be placed in another educational program. The School of Origin includes: the school the student attended when they were permanently housed, the school the student was last enrolled, or any school the student has attended in the last 15 months where the student has a connection. The AB 490 Educational Liaison for the local education agency will notify the child and Education Rights Holder with a written explanation if they recommend waiving the right to School of Origin. Other school district representatives who may provide relevant information includes, but is not limited to, the student’s teacher, principal, transportation staff, special education staff and/or staff members specializing in English Language Learners. Additionally, the Education Rights Holder may also collaborate and consult with the xxxxxx parents, biological parents when appropriate, and/or private therapists. The determination shall be based on factors relating to the child’s best interest, including but not limited to the following: • Preferences of the student • Preferences of the student’s parents or Education Rights Holder • Placement of siblings (if any) • Safety • Consideration of the appropriateness of the current educational setting • Commute distance/Travel time • Duration of placement • Time of school year • Type of transportation available • Flexibility in school schedule • Impact of extracurri...
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