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   What is the Missouri State Plan for special education?

   • The Missouri State Plan for Special Education under Part B of IDEA specifies the way that school districts identify, test, and serve all children with disabilities who live in the school district. This guide gives you information on the steps in this process and where to find more information and help.

   The Parent’s Guide to Special Education in Missouri

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   Who is eligible for special education in Missouri?

   • Eligibility has two parts: Your child is a “child with a disability” as defined by the Missouri State Plan for Special Education. Your child must need special education and related services. If the team cannot agree on your child’s eligibility, the district must make the final decision..

   How Special Education Works in Missouri

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   What is a Special Education Program (IEP) in Missouri?

   • The Individualized Education Program (IEP): If your child is determined eligible for special education under one of the categories as defined by IDEA and the Missouri State Plan, the IEP team must meet within 30 calendar days after the eligibility determination to develop an IEP based on your child’s unique needs.

   The Parent's Guide to Special Education July 2017 - DDRB

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   What is a child with a disability in Missouri?

   • The child is a “child with a disability” as defined by the Missouri State Plan for Special Education. The child must have a need for special education and related services. If the team cannot agree on your child’s eligibility, the district must make the final decision about the child’s eligibility.

   The Parent's Guide to Special Education July 2017 - DDRB

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   Does Missouri offer preschool if a child does not have a disability?

   • Some schools in Missouri offer preschool for all 3-and 4-year-old children without disabilities, but most do not. The team should consider where the child would be if the child did not have a disability. Some settings for LRE for preschool are play groups. and in the same way.

   The Parent's Guide to Special Education July 2017 - DDRB

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   Do children with disabilities need a special education program?

   • Some children may require changes to their school program or special education and related services in order to benefit from their education. Congress recognized that children with disabilities have special needs and passed what is now called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) in 1975.

   The Parent’s Guide to Special Education in Missouri

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   Jul 30, 2019 · Check out DESE’s strategic plan, aimed to ensure we are improving lives through education across the State of Missouri.

   • State Plan for Special Education - Part B | Missouri ...

     State Plan for Special Education, Part B 2023. effective...

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   Jul 30, 2023 · State Plan for Special Education, Part B 2023. effective July 30, 2023. *All PDF items on this page can be read and printed using Adobe's Acrobat Reader. Cover Page. Table of Contents. Regulation I - General Provisions. Regulation II - Confidentiality. Regulation III - Identification and Evaluation. Regulation IV - FAPE-IEP-LRE.

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   Jul 1, 1991 · Missouri . State Plan for . Special Education . Regulations Implementing Part B . of the Individuals with . Disabilities Education Act . REVISED March 2021 Dr. Margie Vandeven Commissioner of Education

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   The Missouri State Plan for Special Education under Part B of IDEA specifies the way that school districts identify, test, and serve all children with disabilities who live in the school district.

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   Your child is a “child with a disability” as defined by the Missouri State Plan for Special Education. Your child must need special education and related services.

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   The Missouri State Plan for Special Education under Part B of IDEA specifies the process that all school districts are required to follow in identifying, evaluating, and serving all children with disabilities who live in the school district.

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   The IDEA and Missouri’s State Plan for Special Education require schools to identify and evaluate children with educational disabilities, provide them an appropriate educational placement, and ensure they receive a free and appropriate public education.