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This is the first act to help students with disabilites. It applies to children that need extra support to benefit from public school programs.
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This act helps schools understand who is considered handicapped and waht is an appropriate education for them. Prohibits dicrimination against students that have disabilities in federal programs.
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This is the start of IEPs, which help with educating disablied persons to get a better education. Requires states to provide a free and appropriate public education for children that have disabilities for ages 5-18.
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Goes further to prevent discrimation to disabled people. Protects equal opportunity to employment and public services, accommodations, transportation, and telecommunications.
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This starts the "people-first" language when talking about disabled people. Requires the development of individualized transition programs for students with disabilities by the time they are 16.
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This act insures that all children will get an education no matter what. It improves schools by increasing school, district, and state accountability for all students.
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Allows educators to use the RTIs to help with educating students with disabilities. It also adopts policies designed to prevent the disproportionate representation of students in special education by race and ethnicity.
