Suspensions, Expulsions, Arrests and Baker ACT, Oh No! (Ky)

1. Who is a required member of the IEP Team?

All options are correct

General Education teacher

The child’s parent or legal guardian

The local education agency representative

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3. In order for a Positive Behavior Intervention plan to be successful,

All choices are correct

Everyone working with the student must be trained on the plan.

The student should be involved, when appropriate, to help identify positive reinforcements.

It needs to clearly address the target behaviors and be realistic.

4. Who should always receive same day notification when restraint is used on a child in school?

The parents

The school district

The school psychologist

The school guidance counselor

5. What type of behavior would qualify as an infraction of "zero tolerance"?

Bringing a weapon to school

Slapping a teacher

Hitting another student

Self-administering a prescribed medication while at school

6. The Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) should be conducted by ___________.

Someone who is trained in child behavior and gathering data

The parent and child

The teacher

The teacher's aide

8. A Meeting used to determine if a behavior is a manifestation of the child’s disability is called:

Manifestation Determination Meeting

An Individual Education Plan (IEP) Meeting

A Suspension

An Alternative Educational Setting

9. For children with disabilities who violate the code of conduct, the school can

Suspend the child for 10 school days or less without a manifestation determination.

Never suspend or expel the child.

Allow the child's teacher to determine the appropriate consequence for the child.

Can only suspend the child after the manifestation determination meeting has been held.

10. If a student with a disability commits a criminal offense

The school can report the incident to law enforcement.

The school must contact the parent for a meeting prior to contacting law enforcement.

The school can not report the incident to law enforcement if the behavior is a manifestation of their disability.

Law enforcement must be provided a copy of the child's IEP.