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The first school for disabled children anywhere in the West Hemisphere. It was establish in 1815 by Col. William Bolling of Goochland, Virginia. During the winter of 1818-1819 this school became the first of primary an secondary education to receive aid from the federal government which was granted $300,000.
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It was the first college for the deaf, blind and dumb to grant college degrees by the US congress. It was the first college for people with disabilities.
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Special needs children were expelled from school because facial abnormalities and drooling. Even though their mental abilities were fine, teachers and other students found their abnormalities disruptive.
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It was the first advocacy group for children with disabilities. The CEC is one of the largest education advocacy groups The main purpose of this advocacy group is for children to receive FAPE. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0f4o5KNO6-4&feature=emb_logo
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Establish in East Providence, Rhode Island. It was first psychiatric home hospital for children in the United States. The hospital was named for George and Helen Bradley's daughter, Emma Pendleton Bradley. https://www.bradleyhospital.org/our-history
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The classification of autism was introduced by Dr. Leo Kanner when he observed a child and noticed different behavior.
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A court case that over ruled Plessy v. Ferguson stating that "separating is not equal." This case focused on white v. black and needs student v. general education students. This was used to advocate and look into programs for special needs children.
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This included mental and learning disabilities and behavioral issues. This restricted the Dc board of education to deny individuals access to publicly funded educational opportunity.
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Rehabilitation Act allowed protection from discrimination of special needs and disabilities. It was known as the first law to protect students and this law included FAPE and LRE. They are eligible for those if they have a physical or mental disability that restricts their learning disability.
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Was signed my President George W. Bush. This law states that all students should be skilled in math and reading by 2014. Some schools were caught making up records even if the child was no skilled in those two materials.
