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By Ann Logsdon, About.com Guide to Learning Disabilities

In-School Suspensions - Do Suspensions Count Toward the Limit?

Friday February 29, 2008
This week's question of the week comes from the trenches from a parent reader who asks: "If my child is placed in in-school suspension, does that count toward the 10 day cumulative suspension limit for the year?"

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act places some restrictions on how many times a student can be suspended before a school is required to hold an IEP team meeting. Suspensions of ten cumulative school days in a year are considered a change of educational placement that require a meeting of your child's IEPteam to perform specific tasks.

But what about in-school suspension? Do days your child spends in in-school suspension count toward the ten day limit? Find out about in-school suspensions now.

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