Here are 10 important procedural safeguards and what they mean for you and your child.
- Procedural safeguards notice. …
- Parent participation. …
- Access to educational records. …
- Confidentiality of information. …
- Informed consent (or parental consent) …
- Prior written notice. …
- Understandable language.
What are procedural requirements for IEP?
Procedural requirements refer to specific processes that school district personal must adhere to such as (a) obtaining informed written consent from a student’s parents before conducting an evaluation of the student, (b) fielding an IEP team that consists of the members required by the IDEA, and (c) developing an IEP …
What are substantive requirements?
Substantive requirements are those stipulations in a Board Order designed to remediate, verify, or monitor the competency issue raised by the documented violation. Substantive requirements are those pertaining directly to actions or conditions in the environment.