Services Plan (Sp) for Parentally Placed Private School Students - Georgia (United States)

Services Plan (Sp) for Parentally Placed Private School Students is a legal document that was released by the Georgia Department of Education - a government authority operating within Georgia (United States).

FAQ

Q: What is the Services Plan for Parentally Placed Private School Students?
A: The Services Plan (Sp) is a plan developed for students with disabilities who attend a private school that is not operated by a school district.

Q: Who is eligible for the Services Plan?
A: Students with disabilities who attend a private school that is not operated by a school district are eligible for the Services Plan.

Q: What does the Services Plan include?
A: The Services Plan includes the special education and related services that the student will receive in the private school.

Q: How is the Services Plan developed?
A: The Services Plan is developed by a team of knowledgeable individuals, including the student's parents, private school representatives, and district representatives.

Q: Is there a cost associated with the Services Plan?
A: No, there is no cost for the creation or implementation of the Services Plan.

Q: Who is responsible for providing the services in the Services Plan?
A: The public school district is responsible for providing the special education and related services outlined in the Services Plan.

Q: What if a parent disagrees with the Services Plan?
A: If a parent disagrees with the Services Plan, they have the right to request a due process hearing to resolve the disagreement.

Q: Can a parent request changes to the Services Plan?
A: Yes, parents have the right to request changes to the Services Plan if they believe it is necessary to meet the student's needs.