Surrogate parent definition

Surrogate parent means a person appointed in accordance with procedures set forth in this chapter to ensure that children are afforded the protection of procedural safeguards and the provision of a free appropriate public education. (34 CFR 300.519)

Surrogate parent means a person appointed to act in place of parents or guardians when a student's parents or guardians are not known, or when after reasonable efforts, the board of education cannot discover the whereabouts of a parent, the student is an unaccompanied homeless youth or the student is a ward of the State and does not have a parent who meets the definition in subdivision (ii) of this section, or the rights of the parent to make educational decisions have been subrogated by a judge in accordance with State law.

Surrogate parent means an individual appointed under OAR 581-015-2320 for school age children or 581-015-2760 for preschool children who acts in place of a biological or adoptive parent in safeguarding a child's rights in the special education decision-making process.

Examples of Surrogate parent in a sentence

• In the case of a child who is an unaccompanied homeless youth, appropriate staff of emergency shelters, transitional shelters, independent living programs, and street outreach programs may be appointed as temporary surrogate parents without regard to 41.519(4)“b”(1), until a surrogate parent can be appointed that meets all of the requirements of subrule 41.519(4).41.519(7) Surrogate parent responsibilities.

• By strict quasi- convexity, P 2’s preferences are single-troughed between p and q and there exists a unique λ∗ such that λ∗p+(1 λ∗)q q.

• The Permanency Worker will inform his or her Supervisor that a referral has been made by providing them with a copy of the written referral within five working days of either making the referral or receiving a copy of a referral made by a foster or Educational Surrogate parent.

• Surrogate parent responsibilities, including participating in Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings and suspension/expulsion proceedings for the assigned student.

• In the case of a child who is an unaccompanied homeless youth, appro- priate staff of emergency shelters, transitional shelters, independent living programs, and street outreach pro- grams may be appointed as temporary surrogate parents without regard to paragraph (d) (2) (i) of this section, until a surrogate parent can be appointed that meets all of the requirements of paragraph (d) of this section.(g) Surrogate parent responsibilities.

More Definitions of Surrogate parent

Surrogate parent means a person who has been appointed by the

Surrogate parent means an individual appointed by the school district or approved cooperative to act in place of a parent in safeguarding a child's rights in the special education decision making process.

Surrogate parent means a person appointed to act in place of parents or guardians when a student’s parents or guardians are not known, or when after reasonable efforts, the Board of Education cannot discover the whereabouts of a parent, the student is an unaccompanied homeless youth, the student is a ward of the State, or the rights of the parent to make educational decisions have been subrogated by a judge in accordance with State law. The Board of Education shall select a surrogate parent from a list of individuals who are eligible and willing to serve as surrogate parents. The list is approved at the annual organization meeting of the Board. Qualifications: Persons selected as surrogate parents cannot be officers, employees or agents of the school district or State Education Department or other agency involved in the education or care of the student. To the extent possible, an effort is made to appoint surrogate parents who:

Surrogate parent means “surrogate parent” as defined in RSA 186-C:14,II(a), namely, “a person appointed to act as a child’s advocate in place of the child’s natural parents or guardian in the educational decision-making process” who is appointed pursuant to Ed 1115.05.

Surrogate parent means an individual appointed to safeguard a child's rights and protect the child's

Surrogate parent means an individual appointed to act in the place of a parent in educational decision-making and in safeguarding a student's rights under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) or pursuant to Chapter 39, F.S.

Surrogate parent means an individual appointed by the LEA to make educational decisions regarding a FAPE of a child with a disability.