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IDEA became law in 1975. This guaranteed free public education to all children, regardless of disability.
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Law that protects students who are not protected under IDEA. This law guarantees free and protected education. Part of the Rehabilitation Act.
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Receive federal funds under the Education For all Handicapped Children Act.
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Case determined the difference between "school health services" and "medical services."
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Case on the topic of disciplining students with disabilities under the (then) Education of the Handicapped Act, (now) IDEA.
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Grants federal funds to the states so that they can help create statewide systems for delivering assistive technology devices and services to people with disabilities.
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Enacted in 1990. Extends the civil rights/nondiscrimination protection to people with disabilities. Must provide reasonable accommodations to people with disabilities.
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Case was about segregating students with disabilities.
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Authorizes services for all children, including children with disabilities. Amendment to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
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In 2004, President George W. Bush signed signed IDEA into law. This document addressed significant changes from preexisting regulations to the final regulatory requirements regarding secondary transitions.
