provided to the student’s parents. Please note: Screening or early intervening activities do not serve as a bar to the right of a parent to request an evaluation, at any time, including prior to or during the conduct of early intervening activities The district offers the following services: Autistic Support Emotional Support Gifted Support Learning Support Multiple Disabilities Support Speech/Language Support Other services are provided in conjunction with the Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12. Due Process: Due process is a series of steps designed to ensure each student a free, appropriate public education. At each step, in determining a child’s need for specially designed instruction, parents are involved in the decision-making process. At the time of referral, parents will be provided with a Notice of Procedural Safeguards explaining their due process rights. Weapons Board Policy 218.1 (Revised 7/24/13) — The Board recognizes the importance of a safe school environment relative to the educational process. Possession of weapons in the school setting is a threat to the safety of students and staff and is prohibited by law. Weapon - the term shall include but not be limited to any knife, cutting instrument, cutting tool, nunchaku, firearm, shotgun, rifle, replica of a weapon, and any other tool, instrument or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury. Possession - a student is in possession of a weapon when the weapon is on the person of the student; in the student's locker; and under the student's control while on school property, on property being used by the school, at any school function or activity, at any school event held away from the school, or while the student is coming to or from school. The Board prohibits students from possessing and bringing weapons and replicas of weapons into any school district buildings, onto school property, to any school sponsored activity, and onto any public vehicle providing transportation to school or a activity or while the student is coming to or from school. The Board shall expel for a period of not less than one (1) year any student who violates this weapons policy. Such expulsion shall be given in conformance with formal due process proceedings required by law and Board policy. The Superintendent may recommend modifications of such expulsion requirement on a case-by-case basis.
provided to the student’s parents. Please note: Screening or early intervening activities do not serve as a bar to the right of a parent to request an evaluation, at any time, including prior to or during the conduct of early intervening activities The district offers the following services: Autistic Support Emotional Support Gifted Support Learning Support Multiple Disabilities Support Speech/Language Support Other services are provided in conjunction with the Lincoln Intermediate Unit #12. Due Process: Due process is a series of steps designed to ensure each student a free, appropriate public education. At each step, in determining a child’s need for specially designed instruction, parents are involved in the decision-making process. At the time of referral, parents will be provided with a Notice of Procedural Safeguards explaining their due process rights. Weapons — Board Policy 218.1 (Revised 7/24/13) The Board recognizes the importance of a safe school environment relative to the educational process. Possession of weapons in the school setting is a threat to the safety of students and staff and is prohibited by law. Weapon - the term shall include but not be limited to any knife, cutting instrument, cutting tool, nunchaku, firearm, shotgun, rifle, replica of a weapon, and any other tool, instrument or implement capable of inflicting serious bodily injury. Possession - a student is in possession of a weapon when the weapon is on the person of the student; in the student's locker; and under the student's control while on school property, on property being used by the school, at any school function or activity, at any school event held away from the school, or while the student is coming to or from school. The Board prohibits students from possessing and bringing weapons and replicas of weapons into any school district buildings, onto school property, to any school sponsored activity, and onto any public vehicle providing transportation to school or a activity or while the student is coming to or from school. The Board shall expel for a period of not less than one (1) year any student who violates this weapons policy. Such expulsion shall be given in conformance with formal due process proceedings required by law and Board policy. The Superintendent may recommend modifications of such expulsion requirement on a case-by-case basis.
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