Coordinated program review report of findings

1. 
   If, prior to the disciplinary action, a district had knowledge that the student may be a student with a disability, then the district makes all protections available to the student until and unless the student is subsequently determined not to be eligible. The district may be considered to have prior knowledge if:
   
   1. 
      The parent had expressed concern in writing; or
      
   2. 
      The parent had requested an evaluation; or
      
   3. 
      District staff had expressed directly to the special education director or other supervisory personnel specific concerns about a pattern of behavior demonstrated by the student.
      

2. 
   If the district had no reason to consider the student disabled, and the parent requests an evaluation subsequent to the disciplinary action, the district must have procedures consistent with federal requirements to conduct an expedited evaluation to determine eligibility.
   
3. 
   If the student is found eligible, then he/she receives all procedural protections subsequent to the finding of eligibility.
   

All students receiving special education, regardless of placement, shall have an equal opportunity to participate in and, if appropriate, receive credit for the vocational, supportive, or remedial services that may be available as part of the general education program as well as the non-academic and extracurricular programs of the school.

Programs, services and activities include, but are not limited to:

1. 
   art and music
   
2. 
   vocational education, industrial arts, and consumer and homemaking education
   
3. 
   work study and employment opportunities
   
4. 
   counseling services available at all levels in the district
   
5. 
   health services
   
6. 
   transportation
   
7. 
   recess and physical education, including adapted physical education
   
8. 
   athletics and recreational activities
   
9. 
   school‑sponsored groups or clubs
   
10. 
    meals