511 IAC 7-44-1 - Removals and services in general
Authority: IC 20-19-2-8; IC 20-19-2-16
Affected: IC 20-19-2; IC 20-33-8-7; IC 20-35
Sec. 1.
(a) A public
agency is not required to provide services to a student with a disability
during any of the first ten (10) cumulative instructional days of removal in a
school year, for violating a code of student conduct, if services are not
provided to a nondisabled student who has been similarly removed. During any
subsequent days of removal, the public agency must provide services to the
extent required under sections 3, 5, and 6 of this rule.
(b) Removal of a student for any part of a
day constitutes a day of removal.
(c) A short term removal of a student
pursuant to the student's IEP is not a removal under this rule.
(d) A suspension is a removal. However, an
in-school suspension is not considered a removal for purposes of this rule if,
during the in-school suspension, the student has the opportunity to:
(1) progress appropriately in the general
curriculum;
(2) receive the special
education services specified in the student's IEP; and
(3) participate with nondisabled students to
the extent the student would have in the student's current placement.
(e) If the bus transportation is a
part of the student's IEP, a suspension from the bus would be a removal, unless
the public agency provides transportation in an alternative manner.
(f) A removal under this rule constitutes a
suspension as defined in IC
20-33-8-7. A public agency's
suspension procedures must comply with Indiana statutes and this
article.
(g) If a student is
removed for more than ten (10) consecutive instructional days in a school year,
the public agency must abide by the requirements in sections 4 and 5 of this
rule.
(h) If a student is removed
for more than ten (10) cumulative instructional days in a school year, the
public agency must determine if a change of placement has occurred in
accordance with section 2 of this rule. If the public agency determines:
(1) that a change of placement has occurred,
the public agency must abide by the requirements in sections 4 and 5 of this
rule; or
(2) that a change of
placement has not occurred, the public agency must abide by the requirements in
section 3 of this rule.
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