When proposing a full and initial evaluation, what must be included in the written notice?

• A. Budget estimate
• B. Description of actions involved and the rationale for the decision
• C. List of teachers involved
• D. Parent employment information

Answer: (B)

When proposing a full and initial evaluation, the written notice must clearly describe the actions proposed (that is, the evaluations and procedures that will be used) and the rationale for why those actions are being taken. This ensures parents understand exactly what assessments will occur and why the district believes an evaluation is needed, supporting informed participation and consent. Budget estimates, lists of teachers involved, or parent employment information are not required components of this notice.