The re-evaluation should address the entire child. The notice is to inform the parents of the reason for the re-evaluation and the types of assessments being conducted. The evaluation or re-evaluation is of the child, not the exceptionality. Discipline and Expulsion 36. The school district must follow the provisions of Chapter 12 when disciplining a mentally gifted student.
Attorney fees are only available to students with disabilities under federal law.
School age is the period of a child's life from the earliest admission to a school district's kindergarten program, or when no kindergarten program is provided, the district's earliest admission for beginners until the child turns 21 or graduates from high school, whichever occurs first. This was erroneously included in the initial version and has been removed. No, unless it is addressed specifically in the school's charter. Parents may represent themselves at a hearing. Chapter 16 indicates that parents may be represented by legal counsel and accompanied and advised by individuals with special knowledge or training with respect to students who are gifted.