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Taking the Alternate Assessment Does NOT Mean Education in a Separate Setting!

The decision about which assessment a student takes is separate from the decision about where a student is educated. Participation in the alternate assessment does not automatically mean that a student is in a different setting from that of his or her same-age peers without disabilities. 

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Type
Brief / Fact Sheet / Tip Sheet
Audience
Administrators, Family / Community, Students, Educators, Related Services / Support Staff
Topic
Instruction, LRE and Inclusion, Specially Designed Instruction, Curriculum, Assessment
Age
Elementary (K − 6), Middle School (6 − 9), High School (9 − 12)
Provider
KSDE Special Education & Title Services

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