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An IEP Team meeting is held to decide if a student's behaviors are “substantially related” to the child's disability. If it is decided that the behavior is substantially related to the child's disability, the child cannot be removed from school. The IEP team will review: The child's file.

What is the purpose of the manifestation determination?

At specific times, and for certain violations of the student code of conduct, IDEA's discipline procedures require school systems to conduct what is known as a “manifestation determination review.” The purpose of this review is to determine whether or not the child's behavior that led to the disciplinary infraction is ...

What does it mean for a behavior to be a manifestation of a student's disability?

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