Special Education Destruction of Records
Special Education
Each school building has at least one special education teacher to help with the needs of a variety of students. You can contact the special education teacher at each building if you have questions regarding your student's education.
- Pioneer School 208-414-3131 Special Education Teachers are Patti Miller (pre-school) and Dan Eliason
- Park School 208-414-2861 Special Education Teacher is Jane Nelson
- Weiser Middle School 208-414-2820 Special Education Teacher are Kim Reese (grades 6&7) and Lori Collier (grade 8)
- Weiser High school 208-414-2595 Special Education Teachers are Rhonda Hawkins(grades 10&11) and Lori Collier(grades 9 &12)
- Speech Language Pathologist -Jennie Knee
The following button will take you to the Idaho State Department of Education's website for the 2015 Special Education Manual
A good resource for parents regarding special education and all it entails can be found at the following website. Information is provided in both Spanish and English. Click the button below to go to this website.
Special Education Records
Special Education records which have been collected by the Weiser School District #431, related to the identification, evaluation, educational placement, or the provision of Special Education services must be maintained under state and federal laws for a period of five years after special Education services have ended for the student. Special Education services end when the student is no longer eligible for services, graduates, moves from the district, and/or completes his or her educational program at age 21.
This notification is to inform parents/guardians or adult students that the Special Education records for students will be destroyed in 6 years from the end of services. Destruction of these records is the best protection against improper and unauthorized disclosure.
Education records for student who were enrolled in the district as a student prior to the year 2008 and have since left the district are no longer needed and will be destroyed after May 1, 2017.
Please be aware that these records may be needed in the future for social security benefits or other purposes. If you desire to review the file or keep the file for your own records, please make your request to the Special Services Office at 414-1494 or fill in the form below.
This notification is to inform parents/guardians or adult students that the Special Education records for students will be destroyed in 6 years from the end of services. Destruction of these records is the best protection against improper and unauthorized disclosure.
Education records for student who were enrolled in the district as a student prior to the year 2008 and have since left the district are no longer needed and will be destroyed after May 1, 2017.
Please be aware that these records may be needed in the future for social security benefits or other purposes. If you desire to review the file or keep the file for your own records, please make your request to the Special Services Office at 414-1494 or fill in the form below.
