If a personal care provider provides services in the classroom and assists the student with

If an activity is incidental to the provision of personal care services, then it can be included. For example, a beneficiary may have a personal care attendant (PCA) to assist with toileting and eating throughout the day. If the beneficiary has moments of inattentiveness and needs to be redirected, the PCA could do that.
However, if the student only needs redirection to complete educational tasks, that would not be considered personal care services. Activities provided for educational instruction would not be regarded as personal care. If a student exhibits the need for special assistance with educational instruction, they should be evaluated so the appropriate services that would best meet those needs can be identified.