
Home School Students with Special Needs
If a child is on an individualized educational program (IEP) at their local public school, they are still eligible for special education services as a home schooled student. It is the responsibility of the parent to coordinate services with the school and provide transportation for the child to and from services.
A parent may also choose a privately developed plan (PDP). A PDP is an individual plan developed by a team including the parent and one or more private service providers to address the educational needs of a child with a disability. A PDP shall include individual educational goals for the student and a statement indicating how satisfactory educational progress will be determined for the student.
For more information you can go to the ODE website Homeschooling for Students with Disabilities FAQ page.
For all questions related to Students with Disabilities and Home Schooling please contact:
A parent may also choose a privately developed plan (PDP). A PDP is an individual plan developed by a team including the parent and one or more private service providers to address the educational needs of a child with a disability. A PDP shall include individual educational goals for the student and a statement indicating how satisfactory educational progress will be determined for the student.
For more information you can go to the ODE website Homeschooling for Students with Disabilities FAQ page.
For all questions related to Students with Disabilities and Home Schooling please contact:
RaeAnn Ray
Dispute Resolution Specialist
Oregon Department of Education
(503) 947-5722
raeann.ray@ode.state.or.us
Dispute Resolution Specialist
Oregon Department of Education
(503) 947-5722
raeann.ray@ode.state.or.us
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