Write a letter to the head of education department complaining about the over use of gadgets by students for studies now a days . jo bhi answer dega brainliest answer payega
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You've read about two means of resolving conflicts with the school system: mediation and due process. A third means is filing a complaint with the State Education Agency (SEA). Under IDEA, you have the right to file a complaint when you believe that the state or school district has violated a requirement of the IDEA. The SEA must resolve your complaint within 60 calendar days (not business days) from the day they receive it, unless there are exceptional circumstances with respect to the complaint. The complaint process can be effective in resolving conflicts with the school system and is less costly than a due process hearing.
General information about the state complaint procedure is available in NICHCY's publication called Questions and Answers about IDEA (see Question #27). Contact your SEA for information about policies in your state. Whenever you file a complaint (or seek mediation or due process), it is a good idea as well to seek advice from the Parent Training and Information Center (PTI) or the Protection and Advocacy Agency (P&A) in your state. These organizations are listed on NICHCY's State Resource Sheet for your state and are available by calling NICHCY at 800-695-0285 or visiting their website.
You can file a complaint with the SEA about any of the matters for which you might otherwise file a request for a due process hearing, as well as for any other reason you feel that the school system has violated the IDEA. However, be aware that, if you write a complaint on an issue that is also part of a current due process hearing, the SEA will not investigate this issue. The due process hearing takes precedence over the complaint process. The SEA will only investigate those issues in your complaint that are not part of your due process hearing. Some examples of issues you might write a complaint letter about include:
Your child is denied the opportunity to attend or participate in school-sponsored events, such as field trips or after school activities.
Your child has a shorter school day, because the special education students arrive later or are dismissed from school earlier than the general education students are.
You use mediation to resolve a disagreement with the school, but the school fails to implement the signed agreement.
The school fails to give you appropriate prior written notice. Or,
You have a decision from a hearing officer that the school district is not implementing.
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