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- Who are the members of an Admission, Review & Dismissal (ARD) Committee?
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- How do I request special education records?
- What are the Special Education Transportation guidelines?
- Who do I contact if I think my child needs to be tested for special education services? (Child Find)
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Who are the members of an Admission, Review & Dismissal (ARD) Committee?
- The parents of a child with a disability
- Not less than one regular education teacher of the child
- Not less than one special education teacher
- A representative of the local education agency (LEA)
- For SCUCISD this is a campus administrator
- An individual who can interpret the instructional implications of the evaluation
- Other individuals who have knowledge or special expertise regarding the child
- The child with a disability, whenever appropriate
- A teacher who is certified in the education of children with auditory impairments for a child with a suspected or documented auditory impairment including suspected or documented deaf-blindness
- A member of the language proficiency assessment committee (LPAC) when determining participation in state and district wide assessments for a child with limited English proficiency, to address the child's language needs; and
- A representative from Career and Technical Education (CTE), preferably the teacher when considering initial or continued placement of a child in CTE.