Notice of Enrollment or Imminent Enrollment. Prior to or concurrent with the placement or modification of a placement of a child in State-supervised care, a placement agency responsible for the child in State-supervised care or the placement agency's designee shall provide notice to a receiving school regarding the enrollment or imminent enrollment of the child in State-supervised care. The parent, education guardian, parent surrogate, foster parent, court-appointed attorney, or court-appointed special advocate acting on behalf of a child in State-supervised care may provide notice to a receiving school regarding the enrollment or imminent enrollment of the child in State-supervised care. Within 2 school days after receiving the notice set forth in §A of this regulation, a receiving school shall: Inform the sending school of the enrollment or imminent enrollment of the child in State-supervised care; Request, in writing, the educational records of the child in State-supervised care from the sending school; Provide a copy of the request made under §B(2) of this regulation to the child in State-supervised care or the responsible adult acting on behalf of the child in State-supervised care; and Inform the child in State-supervised care or the responsible adult acting on behalf of the child in State-supervised care of the rights set forth in this regulation. After receiving notice under §B of this regulation, a sending school shall: Immediately inform the receiving school orally of the grade level in which the child in State-supervised care was last enrolled; Immediately inform the receiving school orally of the status of the child in State-supervised care under §504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. §794 et seq. or under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, 20 U.S.C. §1400 et seq.; and Within 3 school days following receipt of notice from the receiving school, send by regular first-class mail or transmit electronically to the receiving school a copy of: A completed student withdrawal or transfer record of a child in State-supervised care; The academic records of a child in State-supervised care; The discipline records of a child in State-supervised care; The immunization records of a child in State-supervised care; and If applicable, the most recent individualized education program or Section 504 plan and the most recent assessment of a child in State-supervised care. Notwithstanding §C(3) of this regulation, a placement agency or school employee may hand carry the documents listed in §C(3) of this regulation from a sending school to a receiving school. Nothing in this chapter shall be construed as diminishing the right of a birth parent of a child in State-supervised care to participate in the educational decision making for the child.