Laws & regulations
Laws & Regulations include federal and state special education laws and regulations, including rules concerning gifted and talented programs.
IDEA
- Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
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IDEA 2004 Interim Implementation Guidelines
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FAQ - IDEA 2004
Interim Implementation Guidelines
(Whole Document)
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Section A -
Private School Children (FAPE Not Disputed)
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Section B -
Discipline
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Section C -
Stay Put
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Section
D - Refused Consent for Initial Services
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Section
E - Charter Schools
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Section
F - Eligibility Procedures
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Section
G - IEP Team Members
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Section
H - IEP Meetings
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Section
I - IEP Development & Content
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Section
J - Paperwork Reduction & Multi-Year IEP Pilot
Program
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Section
K - Conflicts Between IDEA 2004 & ECEA
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Section
L - Evaluation & Re-Evaluation
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Section
M - Parent Rights
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Section
N - Response to Intervention (RTI) and PCD/LD
Identification
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Section
O - Service Delivery
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Section
P - Secondary Services
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Section
Q - Highly Qualified Teachers and Paraeducators
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FAQ - IDEA 2004
Interim Implementation Guidelines
(Whole Document)
INTERAGENCY AGREEMENTS
ECEA Rules
The Amended Rules for the Administration
of the Exceptional Children's
Educational Act (ECEA) were approved by
the State Board of Education on November
8, 2007. These Rules became effective
as of December 30, 2007.
Once you are
at this website you will need to choose
the following links to get to the ECEA
Rules: From the bulleted list at the
bottom of this page chose “CCR indexed
numerically”; then chose “300 Department
of Education”; then “301 Colorado State
Board of Education”; then “1 CCR 301-8
Rules (for the) Administration of the
Exceptional Children’s Educational Act”.
Once you are at this page you will see a
list of sections and within each section
you will be able to easily navigate by
subsection. This is only an online
version.
You can
access the final PDF version of the
Rules by clicking on the link below.
The IDEA Federal Regulations (pdf) are available on line at: http://idea.ed.gov/download/finalregulations.pdf
IDEA 2004 Resources are available on line at: http://idea.ed.gov/
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