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ODR Service Evaluation Form

  • What is the name of your school district or charter school?
    What is your role in this dispute?
    What service offered by ODR did you use?
  • What is the case file number? (optional)
  • IEP Facilitation Instructions

    IEP Facilitation is a voluntary process where a neutral, trained facilitator assists the IEP team with communication and problem solving during the IEP meeting. Questions in the first sections are related on a scale from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent)
  • IEP Facilitation - Question 1

    Please rate the IEP Facilitator on the following characteristics.
  • IEP Facilitation - Question 2

    Based on your experiences with this case, please rate the ability of the IEP Facilitator to:
  • IEP Facilitation - Question 3

    Based on your experiences with this case, please rate the ability of the IEP Facilitator to:
  • Mediation

    Mediation is a voluntary process that brings parties together with a mediator who facilitates communication between the parties in an effort to reach agreement about the issues in dispute. Questions in the first sections are rated on a scale from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent). Where a question does not apply, please select "Not Applicable."
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  • Please rate the following characteristics of the mediator

  • Based on your experience with this case, please rate the ability of the mediator to:

  • Resolution Meeting Facilitation

    Resolution meetings are an optional service provided to parties and involve a process with a neutral, trained facilitator who assists the parent and school in discussions about the issues and facts identified in the due process complaint. Questions in the first sections are rated on a scale of 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent). Where a question does not apply, please select "Not Applicable."
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  • Please rate the following characteristics of the facilitator:

  • Based on your experience with this case, please rate the ability of the facilitator to:

  • Due Process Hearing

    A due process hearing is a legal proceeding in front of a hearing officer, who acts as a judge, to resolve disagreements between a school and parent about the identification, evaluation, educational placement, and the child's right to a Free and Appropriate Public Education (FAPE). Questions in the first sections are rated on a scale of 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent). Where a question does not apply, please select "Not Applicable."
  • Please rate the hearing officer on the following characteristics of hearing management:

  • Based on your experience on this case, please rate the technical quality of the written decision:

  • Hearing Officer Settlement Conference

    A Hearing Officer Settlement Conference is a service where parties close to a resolution, but with remaining issues to be resolved, work with a haring officer to determine whether the remaining issues can be overcome so that the parties can avoid a due process hearing and move to finalizing a resolution to the due process complaint. Question in the first sections are rated on a scale from 1 (Poor) to 5 (Excellent). Where a question does not apply, please select "Not Applicable."
  • Please rate the following characteristics of the hearing officer:

  • Based on your experience with this case, please rate the ability of the hearing officer to:

  • Please provide the following information so ODR can contact you:

  • THANK YOU

    Thank you for taking the time to complete this evaluation. Your responses will be used to improve dispute resolution processes in Pennsylvania.
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