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Patterns Of Provision Of One On One Aides In Due Process Hearings: A National Sample, Joel K. Perkins, Michael Owens, Scott Ferrin, Gordon Gibb, Vance Randall
Patterns Of Provision Of One On One Aides In Due Process Hearings: A National Sample, Joel K. Perkins, Michael Owens, Scott Ferrin, Gordon Gibb, Vance Randall
BYU Education & Law Journal
In decisions regarding services for a student classified with a
disability under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement
Act (IDEIA), one of the most impactful choices for an IEP
team or local education agency is whether a student should receive a
one-on-one aide to enhance the least restrictive environment. Many
parents seek such services for their children, while many education
agencies resist, claiming that that one-on-one aides are not appropriate
for a particular student and in fact may not actually provide
the least restrictive environment for the student as established under
the IDEA.
This study examined patterns of legal provision …