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This event recognized separate is not equal and discussed the opportunity for equal education for those of different races, gender and disability.
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This event marked the federal funding for public schools. After being passed a year, they required there to be funds for special education.
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This event requires schools to get involved with cases of bullying towards students with disabilities. The Act also prohibits discrimination based on a person with disabilities and students.
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The educational right of all children in the United states.
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This event protects the rights of those with disabilities in programs and activities that receive federal funds. No person with a disability can be denied benefits from either a public or private program
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This act know as IDEA states that all children with disabilities are expected to receive free and appropriate education. This act infers that children will be provided with early intervention, special education, and other needs.
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This act was set in place to assure that all children with disabilities have access to to free and appropriate education, assure that the rights of children with disabilities and parents are protected, and to assess and assure the effectiveness of efforts to educate all children with disabilities.
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A civil rights law that prohibits discrimination towards a person with disability. This includes jobs, school, transportation, and all public and private places. The ADA act law allows for people to get accomodations they need.
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This act required states to test students in reading and math from grades 3-8 and continue through high school. This act included four pillars: accountability, flexibility, research-based education, and parent options. Signed into law by President Bush
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A re-authorizations of the original IDEA act made many changes to include IEP, due process, and student discipline
