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I need to know what the law says regarding full evaluation in senior year.
Asked by Hannah in commenting on the article, "Your Four-Year College Planning Calendar": http://www.education.com/magazine/article/year-...
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Getting ready for college, National education standards and No Child Left Behind, State education standards
> 60 days ago
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Hi Hannah,
I'm not sure what you mean by "full evaluation," but I would suggest talking to a college counselor at your child's school (or with the school district), and researching education law with your state's Department of Education. I have found that many state education agencies have their legal regulations (as well as policies and procedures) posted to their websites. Here is information about national education standards: http://www.education.com/topic/no-child-left-behind-nclb/
If you're referring to evaluation for learning disabilities, here is an info center that provides relevant information: http://www.education.com/special-edition/learning-disabilities-rti/
Consider also posting more information about your needs here, or starting a new question page with more details about your question. Thanks for asking!
I'm not sure what you mean by "full evaluation," but I would suggest talking to a college counselor at your child's school (or with the school district), and researching education law with your state's Department of Education. I have found that many state education agencies have their legal regulations (as well as policies and procedures) posted to their websites. Here is information about national education standards: http://www.education.com/topic/no-child-left-behind-nclb/
If you're referring to evaluation for learning disabilities, here is an info center that provides relevant information: http://www.education.com/special-edition/learning-disabilities-rti/
Consider also posting more information about your needs here, or starting a new question page with more details about your question. Thanks for asking!
> 60 days ago
