Sample Letter To Request For Further Assessment For A Child Who Already Has An Iep Page 2

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- - - - - - - SAMPLE LETTER – TAILOR TO YOUR CHILD’S NEEDS - - - - - - - -
Ms. Bev Blue [parent name]
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Telephone Number
Date [IMPORTANT: This process is driven by timelines.]
Attn: Mr. Gary Green
Director of Special Education
Local Unified School District
Address
City, State, Zip Code
Dear Mr. Green,
I am the parent of [Child's Name], who is currently enrolled at the [School
Name] in the [X] grade. I am concerned about my child's educational progress.
Although my child has an [IEP] for [Name disability/qualifying condition(s) already
identified for which services are currently in place—i.e, a Speech and Language
Disorder, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy], I feel my child’s [current concerns, e.g.,
behavior difficulties] are the direct result of a need for additional services and that
his current [IEP] is inadequate to protect his right to a free and appropriate
education in the least restrictive environment.
I am writing to make a referral for additional assessment for special education
services for [Child's Name], as required by 5 C.C.R. Sec. 3021(a). I am
requesting that my child be given a comprehensive assessment in the areas of
Specify ALL areas of concern, for example: academic performance, motor
challenges, the need for assistive technology (AT), socialization, transition,
behavior. If behavior is an important concern, ask specifically for a Functional
Behavioral Assessment (FBA) or if the seriousness of your behavioral concern is
high, a Functional Analysis Assessment (FAA) under the Hughes Bill in CA.
so that we can develop an appropriate behavior plan based on his needs and
strengths and individualize his education so that he can make progress toward
his IEP goals.
If you are requesting specific assessments, it might be worded like this:
I am requesting that my child receive an assessment for Assistive Technology
(AT) by a certified Assistive Technologist to determine whether there are specific
tools and strategies that may help remediate my child’s identified difficulties.
IMPORTANT NOTE: You may list specific concerns and examples that explain
the reason for requesting assessment and to drive the Assessment Plan. For

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