Nev. Admin. Code § 388.407 - Eligibility of pupil with traumatic brain injury
1. A
pupil is eligible for special education and related services if the eligibility
team, comprised of the persons described in subsection 2, concludes that the
pupil has a traumatic brain injury and, by reason thereof, needs special
education and related services.
2.
The eligibility team must consist of:
(a) A school psychologist;
(b) A teacher of special education or a
person with a specialized knowledge of traumatic brain injuries;
(c) The regular teacher of the pupil or, if
none, a person qualified to teach the pupil;
(d) A specialist of speech and language;
(e) A school nurse or other person
who is qualified to assess the health of the pupil;
(f) A parent of the pupil; and
(g) If not otherwise a member of the team,
one or more persons with sufficient knowledge of the pupil to interpret
information relating to the social, emotional, developmental and familial
condition of the pupil. Such persons may include, without limitation, a school
administrator, school nurse, school counselor, school psychologist or any other
certificated or licensed professional.
3. In making a determination pursuant to
subsection 1, the eligibility team shall consider, without limitation:
(a) Medical documentation of the injury;
(b) The pupil's educational
performance relative to a normative population;
(c) The pupil's strengths and weaknesses; and
(d) If possible, the pupil's
educational performance before and after the pupil acquired the injury.
4. In addition to the
considerations required pursuant to subsection 3, the eligibility team shall
conduct an evaluation of the pupil to determine whether the pupil is eligible
for special education and related services pursuant to this section. Such an
evaluation must assess the:
(a) Health;
(b) Developmental history;
(c) Cognitive abilities;
(d) Social and emotional condition;
(e) Academic achievement;
(f) Language and motor skills;
(g) Sensory and perceptual
abilities; and
(h) Attention,
comprehension, judgment and problem-solving skills, of the
pupil.
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