Notification of the Law Enforcement Authority when Incident Involves Children with Disabilities Sample Clauses

Notification of the Law Enforcement Authority when Incident Involves Children with Disabilities. 1. If a child with a disability commits an incident of misconduct, the School Entity and the Law Enforcement Authority should take into consideration that the child’s behavior may be a manifestation of the disability, and there may be no intent to commit an unlawful act. A “child with a disability” under this Subsection shall mean a student with an IEP; a protected handicapped student with a service agreement that includes a behavior support plan; or such student for whom an evaluation is pending under 22 Pa. Code §§ 14.123 (relating to evaluation), 15.5 (relating to school district initiated evaluation and provision of services), 15.6 (relating to parent initiated evaluation and provision of services) or Chapter 711 (relating to charter school and cyber charter school services and programs for children with disabilities).
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