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Bie 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation / Receipt of 504 Rights and Procedural Safeguards
Bie 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation/Receipt of 504 Rights and Procedural Safeguards is a 1-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of the Interior - Bureau of Indian Affairs and used nation-wide.
FAQ
Q: What is a BIE 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation?A: BIE 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation is a form that gives permission for the initial evaluation of a student for Section 504 eligibility.
Q: What is the purpose of the BIE 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation?A: The purpose of the BIE 504 Consent for Initial Evaluation is to obtain consent from parents or guardians to evaluate a student's eligibility for Section 504 services.
Q: What are Section 504 Rights?A: Section 504 Rights refer to the rights and accommodations provided to students with disabilities under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.
Q: What are Procedural Safeguards in relation to 504 rights?A: Procedural Safeguards are measures put in place to protect the rights of students with disabilities, ensuring they receive appropriate evaluations, accommodations, and services under Section 504.
Q: Why is obtaining consent important for the initial evaluation?A: Obtaining consent is important for the initial evaluation to ensure that parents or guardians are included in the decision-making process and that the student's needs are adequately assessed.
Q: Who needs to provide consent for the initial evaluation?A: Parents or legal guardians of the student need to provide consent for the initial evaluation.
Q: What happens after the initial evaluation?A: After the initial evaluation, a determination will be made regarding the student's eligibility for Section 504 services. If eligible, an individualized plan will be developed to meet the student's needs.
Q: Are there any costs associated with the initial evaluation?A: No, there should be no cost to parents or guardians for the initial evaluation.
Q: Can I revoke consent for the initial evaluation?A: Yes, you can revoke consent for the initial evaluation at any time by notifying your child's school or the BIE office in writing.
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