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Special Education or 504

If a student has qualified for and/or received Special Education or 504 services during the past 12 months, the student application is referred to the Director of Student Support Services who will contact the student's case manager.

The application process involves the student's case manager and IEP team and could take additional time. This process is followed for all students with special needs to ensure appropriate placement. The student's resident school retains management of the special education services. Internet Academy works with the resident school to offer appropriate general education classes. An IEP team meets to review classes requested, disability area, PLP, special education and related services, appropriateness of the placement, and accommodations required by the student. If the IEP team determines the placement at Internet Academy is appropriate for general education classes, and does not alter the nature of the Internet Academy program, the student is admitted to Internet Academy for general ed classes. The case manager retains responsibility for special education.

If admitted, a WELCOME letter is e-mailed to the student and parent regarding User ID and Password, Online Orientation, and Orientation Assignment. The Online Orientation must be completed within 48 hours to remain enrolled. Upon completion of the Orientation Assignment, the student is assigned teachers and is expected to start class immediately.

Communication between the case manager and Internet Academy teachers remains open while the student attends Internet Academy. Students are expected to meet Internet Academy attendance policy and grade level course expectations.

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Special Education or 504