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Readiness Test: test that ascertains whether a learner is “ready” for certain school tasks, such as adequate basic skills and maturity to enter first grade.
	Receptive Language: ability to attach meanings to words, gestures, based on experience; understanding what another person is saying.
	Receiving district: the school district in which a home for children, healthcare facility or state institution is located if a child who is placed therein attends a public school in that district or receives educational services from that district.
	Reconstitution: replacing all or most of the staff in a school or district. Most often this action is taken by a district or state due to a failure to raise student achievement.
	Recoupment: amount of time required for a student to regain skills that are lost during an instructional break. See regression.
	Recreation: a related service that can include: assessment of leisure function; therapeutic recreation services; recreation programs in schools and community agencies; and leisure education.
	Redesignation: is the process used to document that a student has mastered enough English to be successful in his/her grade level.
	Referral:notice to a school district that a child may be inneed of special education. A referral sets certain timelines into place, and may be made by a parent, school personnel or others.
	Regression:the amount of loss of skills a child experiences over an instructional break. See recoupment