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Dispute Resolution in Special Education

Published on Oct 05, 2022

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Dispute Resolution in Special Education

Five Key Ideas

  • IEP facilitation
  • Mediation
  • Resolution meeting
  • Written state complaint
  • Due process complaint/hearing request
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IEP Facilitation

  • Can build/improve relationships
  • Provides opprotunities to reslove conflicts
  • Can encourage new options for the IEP
  • Less costly then due process
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Mediation

  • Mediator helps with communicate and conflict resolution.
  • More flexible then due process
  • May help members problem solve
  • Can improve school-family relationships
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Resolution Meeting

  • Decision-making is with the parent and school district
  • No cost to the parent
  • Opportunity for parents and school districts to resolve issues without going to a hearing
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Written State Complaint

  • Easy to file
  • No cost to the complainant
  • Any person or organization may file a written state complaint
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Due Process Complaint/Hearing Request

  • Child stays in current educational placement unless gardian and school district agree otherwise
  • Decision is legally binding on the parties
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