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Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) – Children with disabilities (from birth until 22 years old) who meet special education eligibility criteria are entitled to a public education, appropriate to their needs, at no cost to their families.
In general, to qualify for special education in California, (i) the child must have one or more eligible disabilities; (ii) the disability must negatively affect her/his educational performance; and (iii) the disability must require special education and related services. See Capistrano Unified Sch. Dist. v. Wartenberg By
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It explains your rights, the rights of your child, and how to exercise them under the Federal Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and the California Education Code. The guide also serves as your notice of procedural safeguards required to be provided to you by Federal and State law.
Creating Child Care Programs That Promote Belonging for Children with Disabilities (2nd ed.) (PDF) Published: 2021. Updated with new information and is an essential guide for anyone providing child care for children from birth to twelve years old.
Inclusive child care seeks the full integration of children with disabilities into the child care and pre-school setting. Accomplishing this goal requires the use of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) principles as well as working closely with families.
Using research, media, and recent KIT data from 625 training sessions, 100 online courses, 325 onsite visits, and 1,752 support center calls, we have identified the top 5 trends in childhood disability inclusion. In 2018, we can exploit these trends to help increase meaningful inclusion of children with disabilities in schools and communities.
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In California and nationwide, children with disabilities and their families continue to face significant barriers to accessing inclusive high-quality preschool programs that can provide needed services. Research shows the benefits of inclusive education for young children with and without disabilities.
