Or. Admin. Code § 581-016-0526 - General Placement
(1) It is the
policy of the State Board of Education (Policy 8100) that any student with a
hearing impairment shall be served whenever possible in the student's home
community if appropriate. It is the intent that all local agencies having
interest in the student collaborate to offer services locally. A referral shall
be made to OSD only when local programs are unable to provide a free
appropriate public education consistent with the needs of the student as
identified in the student's IEP.
(2) A student may be referred to OSD if the
student:
(a) Has been determined to be
eligible for special education services by the resident district under OAR
581-015-0051;
(b) Is auditorily
impaired to the extent that services needed to implement the IEP as described
in OAR 581-016-0536(8)(f)(A)-(D) are not available in the local district with
regional program support;
(c) Is a
legal resident of the State of Oregon;
(d) Regarding consent:
(A) Has the consent of a parent(s), guardian
or surrogate if the student is under age 18; or
(B) Has given his or her consent, if over age
18; or
(C) Has the consent of a
court-appointed guardian if one is appointed and the student is over age 18;
and
(e) Has not
completed the school year in which the student turns age 21.
(3) OSD may act as an evaluation
and diagnostic center for a student with hearing impairments when requested to
do so by the student's resident school district or the student's parents, or
when additional assessment information is needed prior to a placement
decision.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 346
Stats. Implemented: ORS 346.015
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