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PARENT PARTICIPATION  
 
Authorities: 20 U.S.C. § 1414; 34 C.F.R. Part 300; The Texas Education Code; 19 T.A.C. Chapter 89  
 
 
 
Requisitos Federales y Estatales Citas

P
The local education agency (LEA) must comply with the PRIOR WRITTEN NOTICE framework.


P
The LEA must take steps to ensure that the PARENT of a child with a disability is present at each ARD COMMITTEE MEETING or is afforded the opportunity to participate including: 300.322(a)
300.501(b)(1)
1414(d)(1)(B)(i)


D
  • Notifying the parent of the meeting early enough to ensure that they will have opportunity to attend; and
300.322(a)(1)
300.501(b)(2)
89.1015


D
  • Scheduling the meeting at a mutually agreed on time and place.
300.322(a)(2)
89.1045(b)


P
A meeting does not include informal or unscheduled conversations involving LEA personnel and conversations on issues such as teaching methodology, lesson plans, or coordination of service provision. 300.501(b)(3)


P
A meeting does not including preparatory activities that LEA personnel engage in to develop a proposal or preparatory activities to develop a response to a parent proposal that will be discussed at a later meeting. 300.501(b)(3)


OTHER METHODS TO ENSURE PARENT PARTICIPATION




D
If neither parent can attend the admission, review and dismissal (ARD) committee meeting, the LEA must use other methods to ensure parent participation: 300.322(c)
300.328
300.501(c)(3)


P
  • Such as individual telephone calls;
300.322(c)
300.328


P
  • Such as conference calls; or
300.322(c)
300.328


P
  • Such as video conferences as an alternative means of participation, if the LEA and parent agree.
300.328
300.501(c)(3)


CONDUCTING AN ARD COMMITTEE MEETING WITHOUT A PARENT IN ATTENDANCE


P
The LEA may conduct an ARD committee meeting without a parent in attendance if unable to convince the PARENT to attend. 300.322(d)
300.501(c)(4)


D

The LEA must keep a record of its attempts to arrange a mutually agreed on time and place:

300.322(d)
300.501(c)(4)


P
  • Such as detailed records of telephone calls made or attempted and results of those calls;
300.322(d)(1)


P
  • Such as copies of correspondence sent to the parents and any responses received; and
300.322(d)(2)


P
  • Such as detailed records of visits made to the parent's home or place of employment and the results of those visits.
300.322(d)(3)


D
The LEA must keep documentation of notices consistent with the SPECIAL EDUCATION ELIGIBILITY FOLDER framework. 89.1075(a)


USE OF INTERPRETERS




D
The LEA must take action to ensure that the PARENT understands the proceedings of the ARD COMMITTEE MEETING: 300.322(e)


P
  • Including arranging for an interpreter for parents with deafness; or
300.322(e)


P
  • Including whose native language is other than English.
300.322(e)


PARENT COPY OF THE CHILD'S IEP 


P
The LEA must give the PARENT a copy of the child's individualized education program (IEP) at no cost. 300.322(f)


P

If the child's parent is unable to speak English:

TEC 29.005(d)


D
  • The LEA must:
TEC 29.005(d)


D
    • Provide the parent with a written or audiotaped copy of the child's IEP translated into Spanish if Spanish is the parent's native language; or
TEC 29.005(d)(1)


D
    • If the parent's native language is a language other than Spanish, make a good faith effort to provide the parent with a written or audiotaped copy of the child's IEP translated into the parent's native language.
TEC 29.005(d)(2)

 
 
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