Which of the following is NOT required to obtain parental approval?

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The key idea is understanding what parental consent is used for in the process of providing special education services. Consent is required to start services and to conduct evaluations, because these actions involve giving the child certain supports or gathering information to determine eligibility and needs. Enrolling the child in a program is one of those actions that needs parental approval before it begins. Similarly, if assistive technology is to be provided or if transportation is arranged as part of related services, parental consent is needed because these involve delivering specific supports or services to the child.

The place where the child is educated, or the placement setting, is determined through the IEP team process and is an outcome of planning with the parents. It isn’t a separate item that requires a distinct consent to proceed in the same way as initiating services or evaluations. That’s why the location of placement is the option that does not require parental approval in the way the others do.