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Cristal Jimenez response to if schools have to provide resources. 

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Cristal Jimenez response to if schools have to provide resources. 

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yes,  schools have to provide all the resources for the particular child with the disability under section 504. Yes, the schools have the right to indicate what assistive technology/ resources will benefit the student more even if the parent disagrees. As along as the schools have record and showing progress and documentation the school will be following the requirements under these laws.

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Section 504 of the rehabilitation act

The American with Disabilities Act

The individual with Disabilities Education Act

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Legally, schools are required to provide all AT for students who need it according to their IEP. Harley made a good point that schools are not required to provide the most updated AT. The reality is often different than what is on paper or required by the law due to limited funding or poor management in schools.

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Schools are required by law to provide and consider a students individual needs and usage of assistive technology. This however, does not mean a student's parent should not be involved in this process. It takes a network of people to determine the best outcome for the student.

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These laws are the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act.

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Schools must supply all AT that is in need by a student in order to comply with FAPE. However, that does not mean that they must provide the most high-tech and up-to-date AT. While all AT must be considered, the school will provide the AT that will proficiently aid the student in the classroom.

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Question:Although these laws are in play,does it mean schools have to provide all the resources for the particular child with the disability or does the parent depending on the child's need?

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Question:Although these laws are in play,does it mean schools have to provide all the resources for the particular child with the disability or does the parent depending on the child's need?

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It is mandated that the schools provide ALL assistive technology a student has been identified to need. In many incidents, this is just enough for the student to perform satisfactorily in their classroom and can be out of date or difficult to use in comparison to the new updated version. In some cases, if the family can afford it they can provide the newer version if they see fit, but is not necessary for the student to learn in their classroom. - Lauren Farr

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I would say these laws mandate all schools to consider the implementation of assistive technologies and services to their students, but how they supply these resources is dependent on the child's level of need. Not all resources have to be provided - just enough for the child to be sufficiently supported and able to perform satisfactorily in the classroom. -Mariah Menendez

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Tech Act (1988) defines what AT devices and services are for Individuals with Disabilities .. Anything to increase.maintain, improve functional capabilities of a child with a disability

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Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act,42 U.S.C. § 12132

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Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act,42 U.S.C. § 12132

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-Prohibits discrimination against all children with disabilities
-Protect individuals with all disabilities for services, activities , or programs

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-Recipients of Federal Funds must comply.
-504 applies to all students with disabilities even those not eligible for special education

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-Requires school provide AT services and devices for the children with a disability