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PECT Special Education 7-12 Module 1 Sample Test

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According to IDEA 2004, for which of the following may parents or the Local Education Agency request a Due Process hearing?

I. Payments for independent educational evaluations; 
II.  Educational placement of the child
III. Denial of parent participation in the educational decision-making process

Correct Answer:
i, ii, and iii
the individuals with disabilities education act (idea) 2004 is a federal law that mandates the provision of free and appropriate public education (fape) to children with disabilities. this law ensures that special education and related services are delivered to eligible students from ages 3 to 21. a crucial component of idea is the procedural safeguards it provides to protect the rights of children with disabilities and their families.

one of the procedural safeguards under idea is the right to a due process hearing. this type of hearing is a formal legal procedure used to resolve disputes regarding the special education of children with disabilities. it serves as a critical mechanism for parents and local education agencies (leas) to challenge decisions they perceive as inconsistent with the law or not in the best interest of the child.

according to idea 2004, a due process hearing can be requested for several reasons: 1. **identification**: disputes concerning whether a child is identified as having a disability. 2. **evaluation**: disagreements over the assessment processes used to determine if a child qualifies for special education services or the adequacy of those evaluations. this includes disagreements about payments for independent educational evaluations (iee) if parents disagree with the evaluation conducted by the school district. 3. **educational placement**: challenges to decisions about the appropriate educational setting or classroom that best meets the child’s needs. 4. **provision of fape**: disputes regarding the specific special education and related services that the school provides to the child. 5. **parental participation**: any denial of the right of parents to participate in the decision-making process regarding their child's education.

in the context of the provided question, all three options fall under the umbrella of idea’s due process hearing provisions: - **i. payments for independent educational evaluations**: parents might request an iee at public expense if they believe the school’s evaluation is not appropriate. if the lea denies this request, parents can request a due process hearing. - **ii. educational placement of the child**: disputes about where a child is placed for receiving their education can be a common reason for due process hearings, particularly if parents feel that the placement does not adequately meet the child’s needs or provide fape. - **iii. denial of parent participation in the educational decision-making process**: idea strongly emphasizes the importance of parental involvement. if an lea prevents parents from being involved in meetings or decisions about their child's education, it is grounds for a due process hearing.

therefore, the correct answer to the question, which involves all three scenarios (i, ii, and iii), is that due process hearings can be requested for any of these issues as they are all critical aspects of ensuring a child receives a fape according to the stipulations of idea 2004.
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