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Post by Googsmom aka Jennifer on Oct 17, 2009 22:52:37 GMT -5
PO= probation officer
I'm having one HECK of a time locating ANY info on this subject. I have scoured all my books, websights, nothing. Help!!! I REALLLLLY need to find this out. Rules, Laws, the works, you know me, anything I can get my hands on.
A big question is... can the school call the PO directly or does it have to go through the parents and then the parents report the violation to the PO?
Why is the school allowed (are they) to even know the PO? If violation had/has nothing to do w/ school?
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Post by Googsmom aka Jennifer on Oct 19, 2009 23:24:24 GMT -5
Here is what I know from Oregon standpoint. The PO is allowed to contact the school w/ parents consent. What they may discuss is tricky. Some things are not allowed but worded right, some people might slip up. The school is allowed to contact the PO w/ parent consent IF such communications are written in the IEP and only specific things that are written down in the IEP can be discused. Nothing else or violation. I'm still learning, daily. So much red tape and loopholes geeeze. Thx again A. I had some people really doing some head scratching today  |
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Post by momofrussell on Oct 20, 2009 18:30:53 GMT -5
Did you get any farther with information??? Any of the links I give you help?
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Post by Googsmom aka Jennifer on Oct 20, 2009 22:52:51 GMT -5
Oh yea A, Get this....ODE called today b/c the info I was given was wrong. Different states, rules blahhh blahhh blahhh. They can't supercede the Fed's though. Whatever the state words their rule like, it has to be "the same effect" as the Fed Reg's. Does that make sence. It took me a minute to get it..LOL I made the nice lady repeat it LOL and give me the code. She said to look on the Federal regulations page. Code:300.535 Rule: If any child, spec ed or not, say, breaks the law, the school can call the Juvinal Dept/cops anytime they want. They need not have to call the parents first or get permission. The juvinal dept can call the school anytime they want as well and come to find out, the juvinal dept, when they get a new case, has to report it to the school district. They will get a print out of the kids names, what they did, and who is their PO/PRO. No such thing as Prior Writen Notice or IEP type stuff when it comes to the juvinal justice system. They are the boss then. You can have an IEP written by the President and I don't think they would care a hoot. The school still has to follow the IEP though. Of corse if there needed to be a change in it to include said child has a PO and a behavior plan through them, the behavior plans in both locations need to be very similiar, in the case of requesting an FBA. One little thing that can be held up is if the behavior is a direct result of the disability. In that case, they PO and the school have to work together to better the child and to provide LRE and FAPE in a safe inviroment, for student and staff. I wonder? Then why are there "stay put" rules and such. Blahhhh. I'm still figuring this out. I have to know. Why make up a rule/law if it really doesn't matter anyway b/c some other rule/law overrides it. Makes no sence. I'll figure it out. Believe it LOL Why why why did I never think to go to the Fed Dept of Edu? Duhhh me  Learn something new everyday ;D One more spec ed sight to keep me up reading way past my bedtime...LOL idea.ed.gov/explore/view/p/,root,regs,300,E,300%252E535, |
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Learn something new everyday ;D One more spec ed sight to keep me up reading way past my bedtime...LOL