Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay - Vermont

What Is Form 4?

This is a legal form that was released by the Vermont Agency of Education - a government authority operating within Vermont. As of today, no separate filing guidelines for the form are provided by the issuing department.

FAQ

Q: What is a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay?
A: Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay is a document used in Vermont to inform parents or guardians that there will be a delay in their child's initial special education evaluation.

Q: Who receives a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay?
A: Parents or guardians of a child who is referred for a special education evaluation in Vermont receive a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay if there will be a delay in completing the evaluation.

Q: What does a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay signify?
A: A Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay signifies that there will be a delay in completing the initial special education evaluation for a child in Vermont.

Q: What should parents or guardians do if they receive a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay?
A: Parents or guardians should contact the school or school district listed on the notice to discuss the delay and determine the next steps for their child's evaluation.

Q: Is a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay specific to Vermont?
A: Yes, a Form 4 Notice of Initial Evaluation Delay is specific to Vermont and is used in accordance with Vermont's special education evaluation process.