How often must a triennial reevaluation occur for students?

A triennial reevaluation must occur every three years, or sooner if needed, to assess the continuing eligibility of students for special education services and to review their progress. This requirement is in place to ensure that educators and parents are informed about the student's current levels of performance and needs, enabling appropriate adjustments to be made to their educational program.

The law mandates this reevaluation to monitor students' progress and to determine if they still meet the criteria for special education and related services. Additionally, if a student's situation changes or if there is significant concern regarding their educational performance, a reevaluation can be requested sooner than the three-year mark, allowing for timely adjustments in support.

This process is crucial in adapting to the evolving needs of students with disabilities, ensuring that they receive the right services and supports throughout their educational journey.