Sentence examples for educational placement from inspiring English sources

"Not only is this a violation of educational rights of these parents and students; it is disrupting a successful educational placement for very challenging kids," she said.

Educational placement, use of sign language at home, intelligence, use of hearing devices, and onset of deafness can account for the differences among children with hearing loss.

"I've had kids who witnessed all kinds of terrible things, and it can have a dramatic effect on what an appropriate educational placement for the child is," he said.

As such, a federal district court granted Doe's request for a preliminary injunction ordering school officials to return him to his existing educational placement pending a review of his individualized educational program (IEP).

A series of 2 × 2 ANOVAs were carried out on social competence scores using educational placement type (inclusive vs segregated school) and proxy rater (parent vs teacher) as the independent variables.

Assessment of functional outcome after cochlear implantation must also consider a number of other factors including speech perception, speech intelligibility, mode of communication, educational placement, as well as the social and psychological factors that affect one's ability to function in the mainstream environment.

Getting the men and their families appropriate paperwork and educational placements has been difficult, he said.

Under the provision, children with disabilities must remain in their current educational placements during any review proceedings unless parents and educational officials agree otherwise.

The majority has confused choice in spending scholarships with choice from the entire menu of possible educational placements, most of them open to anyone willing to attend a public school...

Diane Freeman, a spokeswoman for Glenbrook High School District No. 225, said that after these informal meetings with students, parents and their lawyers, the disciplinary review committee would examine the charges and the students' records and make recommendations to the principal and superintendent about counseling and alternative educational placements.

Although the "stay-put" provision created a presumption in favour of leaving children in their existing educational placements, school officials are entitled to seek injunctive relief to exclude students when the interests of maintaining safe learning environments outweigh the dangerous child's right to receive a free and appropriate public education.