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Which students are labeled as having disability?

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Which students are labeled as having disability?

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Four types of disabilities can qualify a student for special education:
Physical
Developmental
Behavioral/Emotional
Sensory Impairment

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The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act ensures that students with disabilities can get a free education appropriate for their unique needs.

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Who is eligible for assistance from IDEA?

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Who is eligible for assistance from IDEA?

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IDEA lists thirteen disabilities - any one of which may qualify a student for IDEA. These qualifications are decided by the student's IEP team.

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IDEA supports students and teachers through the development of IEPs and funding for special tools and professionals.

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1. Zero Reject
2. Nondiscriminatory Evaluation
3. Appropriate Education
4. Least Restrictive Environment
5. Procedural Due Process
6. Parent and Student Participation

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ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act) Has Principles Too!

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ESEA (Elementary and Secondary Education Act) Has Principles Too!

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1.  Students with Disabilities Must Be Fully and Equitably Included
2.  All Students with Learning Disabilities Must stay on Track to Graduate with a Regular High School Diploma
3.  Increase Access to Early Intervention & Effective Instructional Practice

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Being less able does not make someone less worthy of honor!

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1. Equal Opportunity
2. Full Participation
3. Independent Living
4. Economic Self-Sufficiency