Documentation from external sources which is used to verify a student’s disability should be evaluated to ensure it speaks directly to the student’s disability. Only in rare instances where a student’s disabling condition was identified as temporary should recency of documentation be relevant. As always DSPS staff should use their professional judgment in making their determinations. Section requires the submission of periodic reports to the state Chancellor’s Office. Colleges will be required to submit revised reports to correct errors on these reports as necessary. The colleges will be required to complete and submit the reports described above. These reports shall be submitted on forms provided by the state Chancellor’s Office. State Chancellor’s Office staff will in-service DSPS staff responsible for the compilation of this data. The colleges should maintain up-to-date files of the completed reports in the DSPS Office and the Business Office. 56032. Physical disability means a limitation in locomotion or motor functions that indicate a need for academic adjustments, auxiliary aids and services. These limitations are a result of specific impacts to the body’s skeletal, musculature or nervous systems. visual, mobility, or orthopedic impairment. Visual impairment means total or partial loss of sight. Mobility or orthopedic impairment means a serious limitation in locomotion or motor Note: Authority cited: Sections 67312, 70901, and 84850, Education Code. Reference: Sections 67310-12 and 84850, Code ‘Education
Documentation from external sources which is used to verify a student’s disability should be evaluated to ensure it speaks directly to the student’s disability. Only in rare instances where a student’s disabling condition was identified as temporary should recency of documentation be relevant. As always DSPS staff should use their professional judgment in making their determinations. Section requires the submission of periodic reports to the state Chancellor’s Office. Colleges will be required to submit revised reports to correct errors on these reports as necessary. The colleges will be required to complete and submit the reports described above. These reports shall be submitted on forms provided by the state Chancellor’s Office. State Chancellor’s Office staff will in-service DSPS staff responsible for the compilation of this data. The colleges should maintain up-to-date files of the completed reports in the DSPS Office and the Business Office. 56032. Physical disability means a limitation in locomotion or motor functions that indicate a need for academic adjustments, auxiliary aids and services. These limitations are a result of specific impacts to the body’s skeletal, musculature or nervous systems. visual, mobility, or orthopedic impairment. Visual impairment means total or partial loss of sight. Mobility or orthopedic impairment means a serious limitation in locomotion or motor Note: Authority cited: Sections 67312, 70901, and 84850, Education Code. Reference: Sections 67310-12 and 84850, ‘Education Code
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