What is required in the written notice provided to parents before certain school actions regarding their child?

The written notice provided to parents before certain school actions regarding their child must include information about the identification, evaluation, and proposed changes to educational provisions. This requirement is mandated under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), which emphasizes the importance of parent involvement in the decision-making processes concerning their child's education.

By including details about the identification and evaluation, the school ensures parents are fully informed of their child's current educational status and any assessments that have led to proposed changes in their educational plan. Furthermore, outlining the proposed changes allows parents to understand the implications for their child’s educational experience and actively participate in discussions about potential adjustments. This transparency is crucial for fostering collaboration between schools and families, ensuring that parents can advocate effectively for their child’s needs.