Special Education Legal Primer

> What is a Re-evaluation?

The public schools are mandated to re-evaluate all children receiving special education services every three years to determine their eligibility status. If a parent refuses to give consent for a re-evaluation, the schools are required to initiate a due process hearing.

Introduction | Disability | Free and Appropriate Education | Least Restrictive Environment | Special Education | Related Services | Case Study Evaluation | Multidisciplinary Conference | Individualized Education Program (IEP) | Re-evaluation