Utah Admin. Code R277-751-2 - Definitions
(1)
(a)
"Extended school year" or "ESY" means an extension of the school district or
charter school traditional school year to provide special education and related
services to a student with a disability, in accordance with the student's IEP,
and at no cost to the student or student's parents.
(b) ESY services shall meet the standards of
Part B of the IDEA and Board special education rules.
(2) "ESY services" means the special
education and related services that:
(a) are
provided to a student with a disability:
(i)
beyond the normal school year of an LEA;
(ii) in accordance with the student's IEP;
and
(iii) at no cost to the student
or the student's parents; and
(b) meet the standards of the Board and Part
B of the IDEA.
(3) "FAPE"
means a free appropriate public education, which:
(a) includes special education and related
services that are provided at public expense, under public supervision and
direction, and without charge;
(b)
meets the standards of the Board and Part B of the IDEA;
(c) includes preschool, elementary school,
secondary school, and may include post-secondary education in Utah;
and
(d) is provided in conformity
with an IEP that meets the requirements of Part B of the IDEA and Board special
education rules.
(4) "IEP
team" means a group of individuals that is responsible for developing,
reviewing, and revising an IEP for a student with a disability.
(5) "LEA" includes, for the purposes of this
rule, the Utah Schools for the Deaf and the Blind.
(6)
(a)
"Procedural safeguards" means the procedural rights designed to protect the
rights of students with disabilities and their parents.
(b) "Procedural safeguards are defined in
Part B of the IDEA and Board special education rules, and include a parent's or
adult student's right to:
(i) participate in
meetings;
(ii) review educational
records;
(iii) request an
independent educational evaluation;
(iv) receive prior written notice of actions
proposed or refused by an LEA; and
(v) consent to evaluations and special
education services.
(c)
"Procedural safeguards" also include dispute resolution
options.
(7) "Recoupment
means recover of basic behavioral or academic patterns, or both, or skills,
specified in an IEP, to a level demonstrated prior to the interruption of
educational programming.
(8)
"Regression" means reversion to a lower level of functioning, evidenced by a
decrease in the level of basic behavioral or academic patterns, or both, or
skills, specified in an IEP, which occurs as a result of an interruption in
educational programming.
(9)
"Student with a disability" means a student who meets eligibility criteria for
special education and related services, as defined in the Board special
education rules.
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