Legal Framework for Special Education
If you disagree with an IPRC decision, you can ask in writing, within 15 days of receiving the statement of decision, for a meeting with the committee.
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Education Series Legal Framework for Special Education The Education Act Right to be an "Exceptional Pupil". Right to an IPRC meeting. Right to an appropriate placement. Source: The Education Act 15 days If you disagree with an IPRC decision, you can ask in writing, within 15 days of receiving the statement of decision, for a meeting with the committee. Source: O. Reg. 181/98, s. 19 If you disagree with an IPRC decision Within 30 days of receiving the statement of decision if no follow-up meeting was held. Within 15 days of the notice that follows a meeting. Source: O. Reg. 181/98, s. 26 A three-member special education appeal board. Agrees with the committee or makes a recommendation to the board. The board decides what to do within 30 days. You may then appeal to the Special Education Tribunal. Read the guide www.endthewaitontario.com/education/special-ed-rights
Download English captions (WebVTT)If you disagree with an IPRC decision, you can ask in writing, within 15 days of receiving the statement of decision, for a meeting with the committee. A short silent explainer with captions. Illustrations after Julius Klinger. 49 seconds.
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