Section 7.57.940. Children with special needs.  


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  • For purposes of this chapter, a child has special needs if the child  
    		(1) has been identified as not functioning according to age-appropriate expectations in the areas of affective, cognitive, communicative, perceptual, motor, physical, or social development to the extent that the child may require help, program adjustments, or related services on a regular basis in order to function in an adaptive manner;  
    		(2) requires health and related services of a type or amount beyond that typically required by a child in the child's age group; or  
    		(3) may require one or more of the following services:  
    			(A) specialized care for a particular condition;  
    			(B) a specially trained caregiver;  
    			(C) frequent monitoring of the child's health or medical needs;  
    			(D) very close supervision;  
    			(E) frequent intervention;  
    			(F) aided physical movement.  
    

Authorities

47.29.020;47.32.010;47.32.030

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