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WAC 392-172A-05125
WAC 392-172A-05125 is cited in Washington's Notice of Special Education Procedural Safeguards for Students and Their Families (October 2023) under the heading "Student Placement While the Due Process Hearing is Pending". What follows is the notice's own text under that heading, quoted verbatim from the captured source (tools/packets/washington-packet.txt), including the PDF text layer's line-wrap artifacts, which are reproduced rather than corrected. The notice cites the section as printed below. The section's own text, as the Washington State Legislature publishes it in Chapter 392-172A WAC, is not captured here and is listed on the state page as capture pending. All dates on this page are quoted from the source, not a deadline calculation performed for you.
As the notice states it
Heading, as printed: "Student Placement While the Due Process Hearing is Pending"
Citation line, as printed: "34 CFR §300.518; WAC 392-172A-05125"
"Except as provided below under the heading Discipline Procedures for Students Eligible for Special Education, once a due process hearing request is sent to the other party, during the resolution process time period, and while waiting for the decision of any impartial due process hearing or a court proceeding involving an appeal of an ALJ’s decision, your child must remain in his or her current educational placement unless you and the district agree otherwise. The student’s status during the due process proceedings does not prohibit the IEP team from meeting, as needed or as required. The IEP team can update and implement the student’s IEP unless those changes are in dispute. If the due process hearing request involves an application for initial admission to public school, your child, with your consent, must be placed in the regular public school program until the completion of all such proceedings. If the due process hearing request involves the provision of initial services under Part B of IDEA, for your child, who is transitioning from being served under Part C of IDEA to Part B of IDEA, and who is no longer eligible for Part C services because your child has turned three, the district is not required to provide the Part C services that he or she has been receiving. If your child is found eligible under Part B of IDEA and you give consent for your child to receive special education and related services for the first time, then, pending the outcome of the proceedings, the district must provide those special education and related services that are not in dispute between you and the district. If the ALJ reaches a decision that a change of placement is appropriate, that decision regarding placement must be treated as an agreement between you and the school district for purposes of placement during any court appeal of the due process decision."
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Source
Notice of Special Education Procedural Safeguards for Students and Their Families (PDF), ospi.k12.wa.us; October 2023; retrieved Sep 13, 2026.
Change log
Sep 29, 2026 · Record created. Built by tools/render-citations.py from tools/packets/washington-packet.txt (capture of Sep 13, 2026): one record per section number the notice prints in full as WAC 392-172A-nnnnn; a citation printed as a range makes one record keyed on its first number, titled with the range as printed; a section cited under two headings carries both. Text is quoted, not summarized. Reviewer: Carrie Schluter, reviewed 2026-09-29. Corrections on the record in this log: hello@fieldassembly.net.