Which member of the CCC is authorized to commit monetary resources?

The member of the CCC (Case Conference Committee) authorized to commit monetary resources is typically a representative from the school district. This role often entails budgetary responsibilities, ensuring that the necessary funds are allocated for special education services as outlined in a student's Individualized Education Program (IEP).

School district representatives are usually in a position to make decisions related to resource allocation and funding necessary for implementing the services and supports identified during the case conference. Their involvement is crucial, as they have the authority to utilize district resources to ensure that the educational needs of students with disabilities are met.

While the special education teacher and guidance counselor play vital roles in the development and implementation of a student's IEP, they usually do not have the authority to commit district funds. Similarly, a member of the district's school committee may be involved in broader policy and funding decisions, but they are not typically the individual who directly manages the allocation of resources for specific case conferences at the individual student level. Hence, the representative from the school district is the correct choice for authorizing monetary commitments.