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Transition meeting invitation letter for children and families anticipating transition to a community program or leaving early intervention. Form updated 05/09

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This annotated document is effective December 14, 2020. This revised annotated Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question and related guidance.

This annotated document is effective December 14, 2020. This revised annotated Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question and related guidance.

This form is effective December 14, 2020. This revised Summary of Academic Achievement and Functional Performance (with a footer indicating “December 2020”) includes the addition of an Act 26 data collection question.

This document provides guidance to Infant Toddler Early Intervention Service Coordinators on discussing enrollment in Pennsylvania’s Medical Assistance program with families.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

This revised Reevaluation Report (December 2022) replaces the July 2018 version and includes updated language. The updated language does not affect the process that local education agencies follow regarding the completion of the Reevaluation Report.

This revised Reevaluation Report (December 2022) replaces the July 2018 version and includes updated language. The updated language does not affect the process that local education agencies follow regarding the completion of the Reevaluation Report.

This revised Reevaluation Report (December 2022) replaces the July 2018 version and includes updated language. The updated language does not affect the process that local education agencies follow regarding the completion of the Reevaluation Report.

This revised Reevaluation Report (December 2022) replaces the July 2018 version and includes updated language. The updated language does not affect the process that local education agencies follow regarding the completion of the Reevaluation Report.

גיל בית הספר This revised Reevaluation Report (July 2018) replaces the July 2008 version and includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapters 14 and 711 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. The change in terminology does not affect the meaning or the eligibility determination associated with the term.

This annotated form describes the contents of the Reevaluation Report and includes updated language.

This annotated form describes the contents of the Reevaluation Report and includes updated language.

This revised Reevaluation Report (December 2022) replaces the July 2018 version and includes updated language. The updated language does not affect the process that local education agencies follow regarding the completion of the Reevaluation Report.

This is the Portuguese version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice that includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child in Preschool Early Intervention when their child has been referred for or is receiving Early Intervention services.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Vietnamese

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Urdu

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Spanish

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Spanish

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Russian

Punjabi Translation of PSN - The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child with a disability ages 3-21 when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Nepali

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child with a disability ages 3-21 when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapters 14 and 711 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. The change in terminology does not affect the meaning or the eligibility determination associated with the term. Also, this revised notice includes additional resources for parents in Appendix A. In addition, this document contains a revised Office for Dispute Resolution (ODR) Request Form for IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation, Mediation, and a revised Due Process Compliant Request Form in Appendix B. The revised Procedural Safeguards Notice contains the footer “July 2018.” This notice is available in two formats - a Word document and a pdf. Below is the request form for Mediation, IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation and the Due Process Complaint form. The form can be submitted via mail, fax or email; contact information can be found at the bottom of each form. Requests can also be submitted via the online submission form on ODR’s website. Mediation & IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation Request (English) - http://odr-pa.org/iep-ifsp-med-request-form-english/ Mediation & IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation (Spanish) – http://odr-pa.org/mediation-iep-online-request-spanish/ Due Process Complaint (English) - http://odr-pa.org/due-process-online-request/ Due Process Complaint (Spanish) - http://odr-pa.org/due-process-online-request-spanish/ *Note: The online submission forms can be accessed in 11 other languages via the ODR website. They include Albanian, Arabic, Chinese Simplified, Chinese Traditional, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Russian and Portuguese.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child with a disability ages 3-21 when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapters 14 and 711 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. The change in terminology does not affect the meaning or the eligibility determination associated with the term. Also, this revised notice includes additional resources for parents in Appendix A. In addition, this document contains a revised Office for Dispute Resolution (ODR) Request Form for IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation, Mediation, and a revised Due Process Compliant Request Form in Appendix B. The revised Procedural Safeguards Notice contains the footer “July 2018.” This notice is available in two formats - a Word document and a pdf. Below is the request form for Mediation, IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation and the Due Process Complaint form. The form can be submitted via mail, fax or email; contact information can be found at the bottom of each form. Requests can also be submitted via the online submission form on ODR’s website.

કાર્યપદ્ધતિની સલામતિઓની સૂચના The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child with a disability ages 3-21 when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapters 14 and 711 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. The change in terminology does not affect the meaning or the eligibility determination associated with the term. Also, this revised notice includes additional resources for parents in Appendix A. In addition, this document contains a revised Office for Dispute Resolution (ODR) Request Form for IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation, Mediation, and a revised Due Process Compliant Request Form in Appendix B. The revised Procedural Safeguards Notice contains the footer “July 2018.” This notice is available in two formats - a Word document and a pdf. Below is the request form for Mediation, IEP/IFSP/GIEP Facilitation and the Due Process Complaint form. The form can be submitted via mail, fax or email; contact information can be found at the bottom of each form. Requests can also be submitted via the online submission form on ODR’s website.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: French

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Chinese

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form. Effective Date: April 28, 2025 Age: School Age Language: Arabic

ÉRTESÍTÉS ELJÁRÁSI GARANCIÁKRÓL The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all of the rights available to parents of a child with a disability ages 3-21 when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes additional resources for parents in Appendix A. The revised form contains the footer “January 6, 2011.”

The request forms for mediation and due process hearing are included as Appendix B in this document.

Vietnamese Version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice - Preschool Early Intervention.

Russian Version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice - Preschool Early Intervention.

This is the Nepali Version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice, the letter explaining to a parent their rights and their child’s rights related to Early Intervention services.

Procedural Safeguards Notice – Preschool Early Intervention form revised June 2009. The request forms for mediation and due process hearing are included as Appendix B in this document. They can also be downloaded from the Preschool EI Forms page on the PaTTAN website. Japanese Version.

Arabic Version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice - Preschool Early Intervention.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of all the rights available to parents of a child in Preschool Early Intervention when their child has been referred for or is receiving Early Intervention services.

Procedural Safeguards Notice – Preschool Early Intervention form revised June 2009. The request forms for mediation and due process hearing are included as Appendix B in this document. They can also be downloaded from the Preschool EI Forms page on the PaTTAN website.

Procedural Safeguards Notice translated to Haitian Creole

AVIS DE GARANTIES PROCÉDURALES Procedural Safeguards Notice – Preschool Early Intervention form revised June 2009. The request forms for mediation and due process hearing are included as Appendix B in this document. They can also be downloaded from the Preschool EI Forms page on the PaTTAN website.

Korean version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice used by Early Intervention Preschool Programs. This form was revised in July of 2008.

Chinese version of the Procedural Safeguards Notice used by Early Intervention Preschool Programs. This form was revised in July of 2008.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

The Procedural Safeguards Notice includes a full explanation of rights available to parents of a school age child with a disability when their child has been referred for or is receiving special education services. This model form provides a format that LEAs may choose to use to provide information about procedural safeguards to parents. This revised Procedural Safeguards Notice includes updated contact information and the Bureau of Special Education Complaint Information Packet and Form.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

מכתב אמצעי ביטחון פרוצדורליים This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

કાર્યપદ્ધતિની સલામતીઓનો પત્ર This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

Letter to a parent on their rights and their child’s rights related to early intervention services Russian version.

Letter to a parent on their rights and their child’s rights related to early intervention services Khmer version.

This revised Procedural Safeguards Letter (with a footer indicating “July 2018 Revisions”) replaces the current Procedural Safeguards Letter dated July 1, 2008. This revised letter includes a change in terminology that replaces the term “mental retardation” with the term “intellectual disability.” This change also aligns the Commonwealth’s special education regulations in Chapter 14 to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) regulatory revisions resulting from Rosa’s Law. There are no other changes to the current regulations in Chapter 14 or 711.

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

This publication is intended to help parents of children receiving early intervention understand their procedural safeguards, parent rights and how to problem solve when they have concerns about their child's early intervention program. 

The Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation and Request for Consent form has been separated into two forms, the Prior Written Notice for a Reevaluation form and the Request for Consent for a Reevaluation form. The form was separated into two forms to ensure LEAs provide parents with prior written notice and obtain parent consent at proper times during the reevaluation process in accordance with 34 CFR 300.300 and 300.503.

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”

This new form is effective beginning March 30, 2015 and reflects the requirement that initial evaluations are subject to the IDEA’s notice requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.503-300.504, and parental consent requirements in 34 CFR Sec. 300.300. Under 34 CFR Sec. 300.503(a) the local education agency (LEA) must provide written notice to the parents of a child with a disability that describes any evaluation procedures the agency proposes to conduct, and must be given to the parents of a child with a disability a reasonable time before the public agency: (1) Proposes to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of a free appropriate public education (FAPE) to the child; or (2) Refuses to initiate or change the identification, evaluation or educational placement of the child or the provision of FAPE to the child. This Prior Written Notice for Initial Evaluation and Request for Consent Form includes the notice and consent requirements for the initial evaluation. This form replaces the Permission to Evaluate – Consent Form. It contains the footer, “Revised January 2015.”