Kansas § 72-3431 Rights of child with disability upon reaching 18 years of age

Kansas Statutes

§ 72-3431 — Rights of child with disability upon reaching 18 years of age

Kansas·Ch. 72 SCHOOLS·Art. 34 SPECIAL EDUCATION

When a person who has been determined to be a child with a disability reaches the age of 18, except for such a person who has been determined to be incompetent under state law:

(a)An agency shall provide to both the person and to the person's parents any notice required by this act;

(b)all other rights accorded to parents under this act transfer to the person;

(c)the agency shall notify the person and the parents of the transfer of rights; and

(d)all rights accorded to parents under this act transfer to the person if incarcerated in an adult or juvenile federal, state or local correctional institution.

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When a person who has been determined to be a child with a disability reaches the age of 18, except for such a person who has been determined to be incompetent under state law:
(a) An agency shall provide to both the person and to the person's parents any notice required by this act;
(b) all other rights accorded to parents under this act transfer to the person;
(c) the agency shall notify the person and the parents of the transfer of rights; and
(d) all rights accorded to parents under this act transfer to the person if incarcerated in an adult or juvenile federal, state or local correctional institution.

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