The first step a parent should take when he or she disagrees with the district's decision about the child's special
education placement is to:
a. File a complaint with the State Department of Education
b. File a due process hearing
c. Complain to the Office of Civil Rights
d. Write a letter to the editor of the local newspaper
e. Set up a meeting to discuss the issue with the school personnel
ANSWER: e
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