Spoe Refuse Initial Evaluation Letter - Missouri (Amharic)

This is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - a government authority operating within Missouri.

The document is provided in Amharic.

FAQ

Q: What is a Spoe Refuse Initial Evaluation Letter?
A: A Spoe Refuse Initial Evaluation Letter is a document that informs parents that the school district is refusing to evaluate their child for special education services.

Q: What does Spoe stand for?
A: Spoe stands for Special Education Process of Evaluation.

Q: Why would a school district refuse to evaluate a child for special education services?
A: There are several reasons why a school district might refuse to evaluate a child for special education services, such as if they believe that the child does not meet the eligibility criteria or if they believe that the child's needs can be adequately met through general education supports and accommodations.

Q: What can parents do if their child's school district refuses to evaluate their child for special education services?
A: If parents disagree with the school district's decision to refuse an initial evaluation, they have the right to pursue a due process hearing to challenge the decision and assert their child's rights to receive special education services.

Q: What language is this document available in?
A: This document is available in Amharic, a language spoken in Ethiopia and other parts of East Africa.