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Where can parents and families get more information and support related to assessment?
How can families connect to their State Education Agency? NCEO provides links to state assessment policies for students with disabilities. An interactive state map allows users to quickly find policies for their state.
Which students should participate in alternate assessments?
What are alternate assessments? Most students with disabilities participate in general state assessments. An option for some students with the most significant cognitive disabilities is to take an alternate assessment based on alternate academic achievement standards (AA-AAAS).
Which students should participate in alternate assessments?
Most students with disabilities participate in general state assessments. An option for some students with the most significant cognitive disabilities is to take an alternate assessment based on alternate academic achievement standards (AA-AAAS).
What can parents and families do to support their children?
How can parents and families support students in the assessment process? IEP team meetings are designed to be collaborative, with parents and families being active members of the team.
How are decisions made about assessment participation?
What is the role of the IEP team in making assessment decisions? The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires Individualized Education Program (IEP) teams to make decisions about assessment participation and accommodations.
What are assessments?
Assessment refers to how schools gather evidence of student learning. Put more simply, assessment is when students show what they know and can do.
Developmental Disabilities & Oral Health
Children and adults with developmental disabilities often face extra challenges with everyday tasks, including taking care of their teeth and gums.
Steps to Success: Communicating with Your Child’s School
It is important to have a positive relationship with your child’s teacher.
Age of Majority
The age of majority is the legally defined age at which a person is considered an adult, with all the attendant rights and responsibilities of adulthood.