Impartial Due Process Hearing Sample Clauses

Impartial Due Process Hearing a. If the parent of a student who qualifies under IDEA, Section 504, or ADA for special instruction or related services disagree with a decision of NVA with respect to: (1) the identification of the student as qualifying for IDEA, Section 504, or ADA; (2) NVA’s evaluation of the student; and/or (3) the educational placement of the student, the parents of the student are entitled to certain procedural safeguards. The student will remain in his/her current placement until the matter has been resolved through the process set forth herein.
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Impartial Due Process Hearing. If there is a dispute between the parent of a student who qualifies under IDEA and ACVS with respect to: (1) the identification of the student as qualifying for IDEA; (2) evaluation of the student; and/or (3) the educational placement of the student; and/or (4) IEP implementation concerning the child, the individual is entitled to certain procedural safeguards. ACVS will adhere fully to the most currently adopted Idaho Special Education Manual (at this writing Chapter 13 of the Idaho Special Education Manual 2007) in regards to these disputes. The student will remain in his/her current placement until the matter has been resolved through the process set forth. If the parent of a student who qualifies under Section 504, or ADA for accommodations disagrees with a decision of ACVS with respect to: (1) the identification of the student;

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