Medical Procedure for Special Education Students. As a general practice, when a general education classroom is to include a Special Education student whose handicapping conditions includes the necessity of regular or routine medical procedures or assistance with regular hygiene, the general education teacher will not be required to be the provider of these services. In such cases the district shall include arrangements for the separate provision of these services so that the primary focus and responsibility of the teacher will be instruction. Nothing contained herein shall limit or define the teacher's responsibility in a medical or personal hygiene emergency. In this regard it is understood that a general education teacher may be required to receive the training necessary. K. I.E.P.C./B.E.S.T. Meetings -General education teachers of students, who have been referred for or qualified for special education services, shall be informed when I.E.P.C./B.E.S.T. meetings are scheduled for such students. Such general education teachers shall have the opportunity to provide input for such meetings. Also, the general education teachers shall have the opportunity to attend such I.E.P.C./B.E.S.T. meetings upon reasonable request.
Medical Procedure for Special Education Students. As a general practice, when a general education classroom is to include a Special Education student whose handicapping conditions includes the necessity of regular or routine medical procedures or assistance with regular hygiene, the general education teacher will not be required to be the provider of these services. In such cases the district shall include arrangements for the separate provision of these services so that the primary focus and responsibility of the teacher will be instruction. Nothing contained herein shall limit or define the teacher's responsibility in a medical or personal hygiene emergency. In this regard it is understood that a general education teacher may be required to receive the training necessary.
