This provision states that BCBAs must collaborate with this group in the development and delivery of their child's special education program
What is Parental Participation?
The age at which students are no longer eligible for special education services under IDEA.
What is 22 (i.e. after their 21st year)
Name of the law introduced into the public education system with the goal of improving education for handicapped children through the provision of a free appropriate public education
What is the Education for All Handicapped Children Act?
The principle that states students with disabilities should be educated alongside their non-disabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate
What is Least Restrictive Environment?
The number of categories in which an individual can qualify for special education services.
What is 13 (or 14 including developmental delay)?
The last year that Congress amended the law that supported access to public education for all children with a disability
What is 2004
The principle that states LEAs (local education agencies) must locate, identify, and provide services to all eligible students with disabilities and that no eligible student shall be turned away.
What is zero reject?
Anti-discrimination laws enforced by OCR (Office of Civil Rights)
What is Section 504 or ADA?
Civil rights supreme court case that stated separate is not equal and set the stage for the disabilities rights movement
What is Brown v. Board of Education?
CAP
What is Continuum of Alternative Placements?
THIS IS THE PART OF IDEA THAT ADDRESSES HOW SPECIAL EDUCATION & RELATED SERVICES MUST BE PROVIDED TO SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES
What is Part B
This person is often responsible for testing and evaluating the student.
Who is the school psychologist.
Public Law 94-142 is also known as the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, was enacted in this year
What is 1975?
Conduct an comprehensive assessment to determine if the student has an IDEA related disability and if he/she needs special education services
What is appropriate assessment and evaluation?
THIS IS A PLAN TO ADDRESS THE UNIQUE NEEDS OF AN INFANT OR TODDLER WITH A DISABILITY
What is an IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan)?
This U.S. law protects the privacy of student records and gives parents the right to inspect their child's records.
What is the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)?