Ms. McGahan has a student with severe disabilities in her third-grade classroom who has made very few gains this year, so she wants to suggest that student be given extended school-year services. To help make the decision, Ms. McGahan should evaluate
A. if there are still skills that need to be learned or maintained.
B. if the student is likely to regress based on data she has gathered.
C. if the student will regress over the summer, still needs to learn skills, or other reasons.
D. whether there are other circumstances that merit an extended school year.
Answer: C
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