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School delaying or refusing your child's evaluation?
Get a formal evaluation request letter, your rights under IDEA, and steps to enforce them.
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Instant delivery to your emailThe Problem
Your child is struggling — and the school won't evaluate them.
Schools are required to evaluate
Under IDEA, schools must evaluate any child suspected of having a disability — at no cost to you. If they refuse, they're violating federal law.
You have legal protection
IDEA gives you the right to request a special education evaluation. The school has to respond within a reasonable time — usually 30 days.
A written request is powerful
A formal request letter creates a paper trail and shows the school you're serious. It often gets results when verbal requests don't.
You can escalate if they refuse
If the school still refuses, you have options — including state complaints and due process. The guide shows you how to do it.
What you get
Everything you need to demand a special education evaluation.
Evaluation request letter
Formal letter to the school district — with IDEA references and placeholders.
IDEA rights overview
What the law says about evaluations — and how to enforce your rights.
Documentation guide
What evidence to gather — records, work samples, teacher notes, medical records.
Escalation steps
What to do if the school still refuses — state complaints, due process, and advocates.
How it works
From school delay to evaluation in 2 minutes.
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Child concerns, age/grade, school response, previous requests, and special concerns.
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You get a complete HTML document with evaluation request letter, rights overview, documentation guide, and escalation steps.
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Questions
Everything you need to know.
What is IDEA and why does it matter?
IDEA (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act) is a federal law that requires schools to provide a free, appropriate public education to children with disabilities. Under IDEA, schools must evaluate any child suspected of having a disability — at no cost to parents.
Does the school have to evaluate my child if I ask?
Yes! If you make a written request — and there's a reasonable suspicion of a disability — the school is required to evaluate your child. They can't refuse without a valid reason, and they must respond in writing.
How long does the school have to evaluate?
Under IDEA, the school has 30 days from the date of your written request to get your child's evaluation done and hold a meeting to discuss the results. If they don't, you can take action.
What if the school says my child doesn't qualify?
They must prove that with evidence. If they refuse without a valid reason, you can challenge their decision. The guide includes steps for appealing and requesting an independent evaluation.
What if the school is just ignoring me?
A formal written request creates a paper trail. If they ignore you, you can escalate — file a state complaint, contact an advocate, or request due process. The guide covers all these options.
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