Surprise school district to destroy some special ed records
The Dysart Unified School District offices.
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan C. McGinley
The Dysart Unified School District is preparing to destroy archived special education records from the 2020-2021 school year, starting in July.
Special Education records, including placement records, referrals, evaluations and testing data are maintained for four fiscal years after a student’s final enrollment in a special education program.
Final enrollment in a special education program is defined as the last day a student is enrolled in a special education program and is no longer receiving services.
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Surprise school district to destroy some special ed records
Courtesy DUSD/Ryan C. McGinley
The Dysart Unified School District offices.
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The Dysart Unified School District is preparing to destroy archived special education records from the 2020-2021 school year, starting in July.
Special Education records, including placement records, referrals, evaluations and testing data are maintained for four fiscal years after a student’s final enrollment in a special education program.
Final enrollment in a special education program is defined as the last day a student is enrolled in a special education program and is no longer receiving services.
Parents, guardians or eligible students have the right to review and/or receive a copy of these records before July.
Contact ess.records@dysart.org or 623-876-7198 prior to July to review records.
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