Special Education Procedures & Regulations Search demo
One plain question, one cited answer: federal, state and district rules stacked, the one to follow named, the deadline as a date 1:28
What the demo shows
Answers IEP team questions from IDEA, state rules and district procedures, cited, for staff
Agents remove student names before a question is logged, find the governing sentence in each layer, name the one to follow (knowing when a district may be stricter and when federal law hands the rule to the state), turn school days into a date on the district calendar, and file a correction when the manual cites a rule that has moved. Questions with no clear answer go to the compliance coordinator, whose answer becomes a district interpretation only after counsel approves it; family questions are answered in the family's language beside the English.
Transcript
- Special Education Procedures and Regulations Search answers staff questions with cited rules.
- Written state complaints reached nearly ten thousand in the latest federal count.
- At Marlow Bay Unified, a principal asks when a manifestation review is due.
- The privacy agent removes the student's name before anything is logged.
- Agents find the governing sentence in federal, state and district rules.
- Federal and state law allow ten school days; the manual says seven, and governs.
- On the district calendar, skipping a no-school day, that is Friday, October thirtieth.
- Every layer cites its exact sentence, and one click opens the page.
- The manual cites a renumbered state rule, so the currency agent files a correction.
- The coordinator checks it and the director publishes it; nobody approves their own change.
- Nine in ten questions are answered this way, each one in the audit trail.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.