Parents' Bill of Rights
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has developed a Parents’ Bill of Rights. LEAs can print the document to distribute to parents and may post it on their websites.
- English (Updated January 2022)
- Audio (English)
- Albanian (Updated November 2022)
- American Sign Language (ASL) (Updated January 2022)
- Amharic (Updated January 2022)
- Arabic (Updated January 2022)
- Bengali (Updated April 2024)
- BKS (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian) Cyrillic (Updated January 2022)
- BKS (Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian) Latinic (Updated January 2022)
- Burmese (Updated March 2022)
- Chinese (Simplified) (Updated January 2022)
- Chuukese (Updated July 2024)
- Dari (Updated January 2022)
- Farsi (Updated January 2022)
- French (Updated January 2022)
- German (Updated January 2022)
- Haka Chin (Updated January 2022)
- Hindi (Updated January 2022)
- Hmong (Updated January 2022)
- Karen (Updated January 2022)
- Khmer (Updated January 2022)
- Kinyarwanda (Updated January 2022)
- Korean (Updated January 2022)
- Kurdish Sorani (Updated January 2022)
- Nepali (Updated August 2024)
- Marshallese (Updated February 2024)
- Pashto (Updated March 2022)
- Portuguese (Updated May 2024)
- Punjabi (Updated April 2024)
- Romanian (Updated January 2022)
- Russian (Updated January 2022)
- Rwandan (Updated August 2024)
- Samoan (Updated January 2022)
- Sindhi (Updated August 2024)
- Somali (Updated January 2022)
- Spanish (Updated January 2022)
- Swahili (Updated January 2022)
- Tagalog (Updated April 2022)
- Telugu (Updated May 2024)
- Thai (Updated April 2024)
- Tigrinya (Updated January 2022)
- Turkish (Updated May 2024)
- Ukrainian (Updated November 2024)
- Urdu (Updated January 2022)
- Uzbek (Updated May 2024)
- Vietnamese (Updated January 2022)
When to Provide the Parents' Bill of Rights:
The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education has developed a Parents’ Bill of Rights (161.850 RSMO). LEAs must provide the Bill of Rights to parents when:
- a child is determined eligible for special education services or,
- when an initial Individualized Education Program (IEP) is developed and,
- whenever the Procedural Safeguards Notice is provided to parents.