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1. • • Duncanville ISD provides a comprehensive educational program with educational opportunities essential to the full intellectual and social development of students with disabilities between the ages of 3 and 21. The needs of such students often require resources and assistance beyond those available within the regular classroom.
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   Can a disability make a child eligible for special education?

   • If your child has a condition other than the disabilities listed, and that condition makes learning difficult, it may be covered under the “other health impairment” category of IDEA. If the evaluation shows your child has a disability that could make your child eligible for special education, you’ll move on to the next step.

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   What if my child doesn't qualify for special education services?

   • If your child doesn’t qualify for special education services, you still have options. If your child has learning and thinking differences — or if you suspect your child does — you may be eager for your child to receive special education services. To find out if your child is eligible, school officials have to do two things.

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   Does a disability affect a child's performance in school?

   • Kids need to have a disability to qualify for special education. But IDEA says schools must also find that the disability “adversely affects” a child’s performance in school. This means it has to have a negative impact on how the student is doing in school. Learn how schools decide if a child is eligible for special education.

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   Do children with learning and thinking differences qualify for special education services?

   • Not every child with learning and thinking differences is eligible for special education services. To decide if your child needs special education, the school district has to do an educational evaluation and an eligibility determination. If your child doesn’t qualify for special education services, you still have options.

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   How many disabilities do kids need to qualify for school services?

   • To qualify for services, kids need to have a disability that impacts their schooling. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) groups disabilities into 13 categories. But this doesn’t mean the law only covers 13 disabilities. Some of the categories cover a wide range of challenges.

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   What types of disabilities qualify for special education?

   • 4. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) ASD is a common developmental disability. It affects social and communication skills. It can also impact behavior. 5. Intellectual disability This category covers below-average intellectual ability. Kids with Down syndrome often qualify for special education under this category. 6. Emotional disturbance

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   Dec 28, 2020 · Each ISD provides special education services to children who have, or are suspected of having a disability. Special education services are available to children with disabilities, ages 3 through 21. Children who have impaired vision or hearing can receive services beginning from birth.

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   This system links students to a variety of support options, including making a referral for a special education evaluation or for a Section 504 evaluation to determine if the student needs specific aids, accommodations, or services.

5. prntexas.org › dual-enrollment-and-preschoolDual Enrollment and Preschool Program for Children with ...

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   Children qualify for PPCD services through the special education referral process. Once a referral is made, the Local Education Agency (LEA) must meet all timelines for initial evaluation. If the child is transitioning from Part C to Part B services, the LEA must work with the Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) provider to meet required ...

6. www.understood.org › en › articlesThe 13 disability categories under IDEA - Understood

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   • Idea Disability Categories
   • What “Adversely Affects” Means
   • Primary Disability Category
   • Variations in Some States
   • Podcast: “Ieps: The 13 Disability Categories”

   To get an Individualized Education Program(IEP), kids need to meet the requirements for at least one category. Keep reading to learn about the 13 disability categories and why all of them require finding that the disability “adversely affects” a child’s education.

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   Kids need to have a disability to qualify for special education. But IDEA says schools must also find that the disability “adversely affects” a child’s performance in school. This means it has to have a negative impact on how the student is doing in school. Learn how schools decide if a child is eligible for special education.

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   When kids have more than one disability, it’s a good idea to include all of them in the IEP. This can help get the right services and supports in place. But the IEP will likely need to list a primary disability category. This is mainly for data-tracking reasons and will not limit the amount or type of services a child receives.

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   Depending on where you live, your state may have more than 13 disability categories. For example, some states may split hearing impairment and deafness into two categories. In most states, a child’s disability category is listed in their IEP. Iowa is the only state that doesn’t do this. (But it still keeps track of disability categories and reports...

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   Listen to a 13-minute episode of “Understood Explains: IEPs.”Special educator Juliana Urtubey explains what you need to know about the 13 disability categories in IDEA.

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7. www.gov.uk › children-with-special-educational-needsChildren with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND)

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   Special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) can affect a child or young person’s ability to learn. They can affect their: behaviour or ability to socialise, for example they...

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   Step 1: The educational evaluation. You, your child’s teachers, or anyone else who notices your child is struggling can request an educational evaluation from the school. No matter who requests this, the school needs your permission to take this step. Which of these is your main concern?