Due process hearing
A formal hearing to resolve a dispute between parents and a district about a child's special education.
- Used in
- United States
- Topic
- SEND and special education
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Related terms
- Procedural safeguards United States
- The rights of parents and students under IDEA, such as consent, access to records and dispute resolution.
- SEND Tribunal (First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability)) England
- The independent tribunal in England that hears parents' and young people's appeals against local authority SEND decisions and disability discrimination claims against schools.
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