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Reevaluation: A “Must” Before Termination of Eligibility

Posted on 04/06/2017 by Wrightslaw — 11 Comments ↓

Bottom line: Eligibility decisions must be based on comprehensive evaluations. Terminating your child’s eligibility from special ed is not a unilateral decision the school alone can make. The school is Continue Reading →

Posted in Eligibility, IDEA 2004 | Tagged classification, Deaf, Eligibility, Hard of Hearing, OSEP Letters | 11 Comments ↓

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