The McEvoy family has reached a point where they feel that their needs and rights have not been clearly met by the intervention agency serving them and their child. Therefore, they have decided to take their case to an impartial decision maker. Which of the following is true of these circumstances?
a. The right to seek an impartial hearing is a procedural safeguard guaranteed by IDEIA.
b. An eligible child can continue to receive services even while a parent's dispute with an agency is being investigated and decided.
c. Parents may use a mediator, a third party, to help settle disputes with the agency short of taking steps for a due process hearing.
d. All of the above.
D
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