information about the action for §300.29 which one is giving consent; Native language, when used with an one understands and agrees in individual who has limited English writing to that action, and the proficiency, means the following: consent describes that action and The language normally used by lists the records (if any) that will that person, or, in the case of a be released and to whom; and child, the language normally One understands that the consent used by the parents; child’s is voluntary on their part and in all direct contact with a child consent may be withdrawn at any (including evaluation of the time. child), the language normally If one wishes to revoke (cancel) consent used by the child in the home or after their child has begun receiving learning environment. special education and related services, For a person with deafness or blindness, one must do so in writing. Your or for a person with no written language, withdrawal of consent does not negate the mode of communication is what the (undo) an action that has occurred after person normally uses (such as sign you gave your consent but before you language, Braille, or oral withdrew it. In addition, the school communication). district is not required to amend (change) your education records to remove child’s Electronic Mail any references that your child received special education and related services §300.505 after your withdrawal of consent. If school district offers parents the one’s choice of receiving documents by email, Parental Consent one may choose to receive the following §300.300 by email: Prior written notice; Your school district cannot conduct an Procedural safeguards notice; initial evaluation of your child to and determine whether your child is eligible Notices related to a due process under Part B of IDEA to receive special request. education and related services without first providing you with written prior Parental Consent Definition notice of the proposed action and without obtaining your consent as §300.9 described under the headings Prior Consent and Written Notice Parental Consent. means: Consent Your school district must make One has been fully informed in reasonable efforts to obtain your language or other one’s native informed consent for an initial mode of communication (such as evaluation to decide whether your child sign language, Braille, or oral is a child with a disability. communication) of all
§300.29 Native language, when used with an individual who has limited English proficiency, means the following: The language normally used by that person, or, in the case of a child, the language normally used by the child’s parents; in all direct contact with a child (including evaluation of the child), the language normally used by the child in the home or learning environment. For a person with deafness or blindness, or for a person with no written language, the mode of communication is what the person normally uses (such as sign language, Braille, or oral communication). Electronic Mail §300.505 If one’s school district offers parents the choice of receiving documents by email, one may choose to receive the following by email: Prior written notice; Procedural safeguards notice; and Notices related to a due process request. Parental Consent Definition §300.9 Consent Consent means: One has been fully informed in one’s native language or other mode of communication (such as sign language, Braille, or oral communication) of all information about the action for which one is giving consent; one understands and agrees in writing to that action, and the consent describes that action and lists the records (if any) that will be released and to whom; and One understands that the consent is voluntary on their part and consent may be withdrawn at any time. If one wishes to revoke (cancel) consent after their child has begun receiving special education and related services, one must do so in writing. Your withdrawal of consent does not negate (undo) an action that has occurred after you gave your consent but before you withdrew it. In addition, the school district is not required to amend (change) your child’s education records to remove any references that your child received special education and related services after your withdrawal of consent. Parental Consent §300.300 Your school district cannot conduct an initial evaluation of your child to determine whether your child is eligible under Part B of IDEA to receive special education and related services without first providing you with written prior notice of the proposed action and without obtaining your consent as described under the headings Prior Written Notice and Parental Consent. Your school district must make reasonable efforts to obtain your informed consent for an initial evaluation to decide whether your child is a child with a disability.
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