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This was an event that happened between 1951 to 1954. This went to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court ruled that segregating schools by race was unconstitutional. They sent African Americans to an all white school. -
This is a public law that came out in 1965. It supports many initiatives that help low-income families access high-quality education. This law applies to children who need additional support that helps them benefit to public school programs. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4okt6u6OEkg -
This act does not let private organizations with federal funds, discriminate against those with disabilities. This law gives those with disabilities a greater opportunity in the workplace. It gives those with a disability a better chance to find a job. -
This act requires for a free and appropriate public education for all students with disabilities from the age of 5 to the age of 18. This act also requires for these students to have an IEP. In addition, this act is the first act to define least restrictive environment. -
This was a case taken in to the Supreme Court in which a school expelled a student with disabilities because of their behaviors due to their disabilities. The school district had violated the EAHCA. This case ended with that schools can not expel students with disabilities for behaviors that are related to their disability. -
This act/law is to protect people with disabilities to be discriminated from finding a job or employment. This act gives this people an equal opportunity in the workplace, transportation, accommodations, and telecommunications. This law gives equal opportunities to those with any kind of disabilities. -
This act requires students with disabilities to take state wide assessments. It also requires the students with disabilities to be educated for transition for employment. It is required to give these students transition services. -
This Act is a reauthorized act of the IDEA of 1997. It is considered as IDEA 2004. This act was signed into law by President Bush in 2004. This act lets districts use the RTI model to determine wether or not a child has a specific learning disability. It also raises standards for special education licensure. -
This was argued on February 27, 2007. The Supreme Court ended up deciding that parents may purse an IDEA claim on the behalf of their child's rights. The IDEA team had to work together to discuss the IEP plan of the student. -
This Act replaced the No Child Left Behind Act (2002). This Act is a commitment for students to have an equal opportunity. This Act was signed by President Obama. This act has all the same components as the NCLB.