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As a special educator, you will be a member of a team of professionals, and family members who assess and determine if the student has a disability that impacts their access to education and is eligible for special education services.
The special education case manager is responsible for setting up meetings for this team and following a timeline for assessment and reevaluation meetings. The special education teacher has a role in the assessment process which includes contacting assessors, setting up meeting dates, assessing the student, and writing assessment reports.
In this section you will identify the qualified examiners and assessments required for each disability category.
This information can be found at:
Parent Information Center on Special Education. (2017, March 23). Guide to NH Rules for the Education of Students with Disabilities. Table 1100.1 Required Assessments and Qualified Examiners by Type of Disability, retrieved from
https://nhspecialed.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Ed-1100-3-23-2017-1.pdf pgs. 71-76
In text citation is: (Parent Information Center on Special Education, 2017).
*If you live in a different state, please locate this information from your state Department of Education.
The table below lists the types of assessments that are required and the qualified examiners that can conduct those assessments needed to identify a student with a Specific Learning Disability.
