Resolution meetings, often referred to as “resolution sessions”, are required under federal law as an opportunity for families and schools to resolve issues raised in a due process complaint, in a less formal process and setting. While this process occurs at the local level and is the responsibility of LEAs to convene, State Education Agencies have the ultimate responsibility for this process under the general supervision requirements and are required to ensure that the process meets the statutory and regulatory requirements.
ID - Dispute Resolution Request Form
MEPF-9 - Parents Right Card
OKPC- Parent Rights Handout Spanish
OKPC - Parent Rights Card
50 Ways to Leave Your Impasse: The Resolution Facilitation Process in Iowa
We will work with participants to build advanced conflict management skills in handling impasse in special education disputes.
A Simple Format and Practical Considerations for Resolution Meetings
Contra Costa SELPA's model of facilitation for Resolution Meetings has proven highly successful in the first year of implementation. Drawing on techniques from IEP facilitation and local mediation, our trained Resolution Meeting Managers lead participants through a simple process of reviewing issues, clarifying positions, analyzing differences and writing agreements. With or without attorneys present, this process has resulted in a 70% success rate in settling Due Process cases in a 16 district local consortium. Participants in this session will learn and have an opportunity to practice the 4...
RMF Brochure_English_Dec2013.pdf
RMF Card_ENGLISH_Dec2013.pdf
PA-270 Resolution Mtg Request Form may2011.pdf
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