Which option is NOT a PWN trigger?

Which option is NOT a PWN trigger?

• A. Conducting an Evaluation
• B. Refusing a Parental Request for an Evaluation
• C. Discontinuing Services Through Exiting or Graduation
• D. Grading a Single Assignment

Answer: (D)

A PWN is required whenever the district proposes or refuses to initiate or change a child's identification, evaluation, or educational placement, or the provision of FAPE. Grading a single assignment is a routine classroom decision about assessment within the current curriculum and does not involve deciding or changing how a child is identified, evaluated, or where they receive services. Therefore, grading a single assignment is not a PWN trigger, while the other scenarios involve decisions about evaluation or placement that do require PWN.

A PWN is required whenever the district proposes or refuses to initiate or change a child's identification, evaluation, or educational placement, or the provision of FAPE. Grading a single assignment is a routine classroom decision about assessment within the current curriculum and does not involve deciding or changing how a child is identified, evaluated, or where they receive services. Therefore, grading a single assignment is not a PWN trigger, while the other scenarios involve decisions about evaluation or placement that do require PWN.