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WALKING THROUGH CHILD STUDY

WALKING THROUGH CHILD STUDY. What is the Child Study Committee? . A committee that enables school personnel, and non school personnel, as appropriate, to meet the needs of individual children who are having difficulty in the educational setting.

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WALKING THROUGH CHILD STUDY

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  1. WALKING THROUGH CHILD STUDY

  2. What is the Child Study Committee? • A committee that enables school personnel, and non school personnel, as appropriate, to meet the needs of individual children who are having difficulty in the educational setting.

  3. The committee reviews existing data to make recommendations to meet children’s needs. They may refer children for evaluation for special education and related services

  4. Who makes up the Committee • School Principal or designee • The person who referred the child • At least one teacher • At least on specialist

  5. Making a Referral • When a disability is suspected the following persons may submit an oral or written referral the Child Study Committee • Parent • Teacher • Another Referring Source

  6. How to Make a Referral • Contact the chairman of the Child Study Team. • Fill out appropriate forms. Referral form Classroom observation form

  7. The Child Study Committee will meet within 10 days to review existing data and identify and recommend strategies to address student’s learning, behavior, communication, or development. • The Committee may also request an evaluation for Special Education Services.

  8. Autism Deafness Deaf-blindness Developmental Delay Emotional Disturbance Hearing Impairment Mental Retardation Multiple Disabilities Orthopedic Impairments Other Health Impairment Severe Disabilities Specific Learning disability Speech or Language Impairment Traumatic Brain Injury Visual Impairment What is a Disabling Condition?

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