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The U.S. Supreme Court decided it was unconstitutional to segregate children by race. -
Trained leaders to be able to educate children with disabilities
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This law helped establish that students with speech and hearing impairments were able to be taught by educators, speech pathologists, or audiologists trained to help them.
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Signed into law by President Johnson, called for equal education for all students and federal funding for primary and secondary education. -
This law provide financial support to the establishment of new preschools and early education programs for disabled children Considering that public education is kindergarten to 12th grade -
This law established grant programs that encouraged development of educational programs and resources for individuals with disabilities.
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Made it unlawful to deny educational opportunities to Columbia students classified as "exceptional". -
This Law helped to provide early education opportunities to more disabled children in early schooling. -
This law made it so students with disabilities were given support to make sure that they are able to learn in public or federally supported schools with as much success as other students.
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This law focused on making sure students and their families have rights when it comes to education records and introduced amendments to ESEA. -
Signed by President Ford, this law required that all states that accept money from the federal government provide equal access to education for children with disabilities. -
Amendment to the All Handicapped children Act, which mandated all states provide Services to families of the children when born.
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This law helped relieve the financial stress from families when dealing with the legal matters to support handicapped children in their effort for equal education.
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Signed by President Reagan, this law gave parents more say in their children's education plan. -
This law made changes to public law 94-142 and added children with traumatic brain injuries and autism in the new disability category.
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President Clinton resigned IDEA with several key amendments that provided all students with access to the same curriculum as each other.
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This law established clear prohibition of discrimination on the basis of disability.
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United States federal law that allowed a number of federal programs that aim to improve the performance of America's primary and secondary schools by increasing the standards of accountability also classified as NCLB
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This law was made to provide assistive technology to students with disabilities so that they can fully participate in education, and daily activities as other students.
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By calling for early intervention for students, greater accountability, and improved educational outcomes, and raised the standards for instructors who teach special education classes.