Phase 2
Eligibility - IEP Development
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for Special Education Services?
Who is eligible for Special Education Services?
A student ages 3-21 with a disability that impacts their ability to learn and who require specially designed instruction or related services to access the curriculum.
Who determines a Child's Eligibility?
Who determines a Child's Eligibility?
The Committee on Special Education (CSE) or Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) reviews evaluations and determines eligibility based on state criteria.
What are the 13 disabilities recognized by IDEA?
What are the 13 disabilities recognized by IDEA?
NYSED and IDEA recognize 13 disabilities. A complete list with descriptions can be found by clicking HERE.
Do all academic concerns lead to an iep?
Do all academic concerns lead to an iep?
No. Academic challenges along do not qualify a student for an IEP. There needs to be an identified disability requiring special education services.
What happens if my child is not eligible?
What happens if my child is not eligible?
If the Committee determines that your child does not qualify for special education, a referral will be made to the MTSS team to create a plan to support the student.
What is an IEP?
What is an IEP?
An IEP (Individualized Education Plan) is a legal document detailing the special education services and accommodations a student with disabilities will receive.
Who develops the IEP?
Who develops the IEP?
The CSE/CPSE team develops the IEP and consists of educators, parents, service providers, and when appropriate the student
WHO SHOULD YOU CONTACT ABOUT THIS?
CPSE/CSE Chairperson / School Psychologist
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