NASET’s Survival Guide; Discipline of Students with Special Needs in Schools provides specific discipline procedures included in the law. Those discipline procedures addressed how public agencies could respond to behavioral infractions of children with disabilities. They were also rather complicated. You'll be pleased to hear that those procedures have been revised in the 2004 Amendments to IDEA and that disciplinary processes have been streamlined.
Table of Contents
- The Authority of School Personnel to Discipline a Student with a Disability
- Removal of a Student with a Disability Who is in Violation of the Student Code of Conduct
- Manifest Determination Hearing
- Special Education and Related Services for a Student During a Disciplinary Removal
- Due Process Hearings and Appeals
- Educational Placement During an Appeal
- IDEA's Discipline Procedures for Children not Previously Determined to be Eligible for Special Education and Related Services
- Responsibilities of School Districts When Crimes are Committed by Students with Disabilities
- CASE STUDY: Charlie
