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This episode is a replay of the K Altman Law webinar that discusses the manifestation determination review (MDR) process in special education. Hear from our Expert Special Education Team as they discuss this important issue. The MDR is a meeting held when a student with a disability is suspended for 10 or more days. The team answers two questions: whether the behavior is related to the disability and whether it is a result of the IEP not being followed. The webinar covers the federal and state guidelines, school responsibilities, parent responsibilities, and the outcome of the MDR. It also discusses the option of filing a due process complaint if the outcome is not favorable. The webinar emphasizes the importance of having an advocate present during the MDR and the need for timely communication and documentation, empowering parents to take an active role in their child's education.
Takeaways
www.kaltmanlaw.com
Remember, you're not alone. Call 1-888-984-1341 if you need help with a special education issue. We're here to support you.
By [email protected]This episode is a replay of the K Altman Law webinar that discusses the manifestation determination review (MDR) process in special education. Hear from our Expert Special Education Team as they discuss this important issue. The MDR is a meeting held when a student with a disability is suspended for 10 or more days. The team answers two questions: whether the behavior is related to the disability and whether it is a result of the IEP not being followed. The webinar covers the federal and state guidelines, school responsibilities, parent responsibilities, and the outcome of the MDR. It also discusses the option of filing a due process complaint if the outcome is not favorable. The webinar emphasizes the importance of having an advocate present during the MDR and the need for timely communication and documentation, empowering parents to take an active role in their child's education.
Takeaways
www.kaltmanlaw.com
Remember, you're not alone. Call 1-888-984-1341 if you need help with a special education issue. We're here to support you.