Since the 1997 amendments of IDEA regarding reevaluation have been implemented, which of the following has been true?
A. The same areas initially assessed were required to be reassessed
B. Each area was required to be reassessed regardless of whether it was initially assessed
C. Assessment only in the areas necessary to make a decision regarding continued eligibility were required to be assessed
D. Reevaluations were mandated to take place every 2 years
C.
Explanation: The 1997 IDEA amendments changed the focus of the reevaluation process. In the past, students were assessed in the same areas they were assessed for their initial evaluations
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