Which of the following is NOT listed as a MET member?

• A. Speech-Language Pathologist
• B. Parent
• C. General Education teacher
• D. Psychologist

Answer: (A)

In a Multidisciplinary Evaluation Team, the participants are chosen to gather a broad view of a student’s needs. The team typically includes the parent, a general education teacher, and someone who can interpret evaluation results—often a school psychologist. A speech-language pathologist, while important for assessing and providing services related to communication, is not universally a required MET member. They are usually brought in for input or to provide services, but they aren’t always part of the core MET roster. That’s why the Speech-Language Pathologist is the option that isn’t listed as a standard MET member in many guidelines.