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Complusory Education
Complusory Education- The Complusory Education instructed children by the age of 6 to 16 in the state of Florda, children must attend school daily (The age varied by different state). It started in Massachusetts in 1642, but in 1918 it was passed for all states. -
Council of Exceptional Children
A large capable non-profit group give their time to enhance the educational achievement of individuals with disabilities. When the council was created, there were only 12 members. -
Fair Labor Stand Act Section14C
Fair Labor Standards Act Section 14C happened on June 6, 1938. Equitable and equal wages to be paid to people with disabilities. The act was to remove the unjust for people with disabilities because the people who did not have a disability were making wages. -
Barden-Lafollette Act
This act gave endless vocational rehabilitation services to people with vision and cognitive disabilities. This also included unbalanced and disordered of the brain individuals. -
Urban Mass Transportation Act
This act provided funds and was put in place to have all mass transit vehicles be equipped with a lift. This was so that elderly or disable people would have a chance to ride the bus or train. -
Elementary & Secondary Education Act
On April 9, 1965, ESEA provides help to low-income household with educational programs. Free and reduced lunch, and teachers are assigned to the cities that are more deprived -
Section 503 of The Rehabilitation Act of 1973
People with disabilities were entitled to employment without being discriminated against and was able to be promoted. The government contract needs to have 50 or more disable workers. -
Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973
Each child was to be treated equal no matter the disability. There was also accommodations and modifications for the students’ educational needs. This applied also to hospitals, offices, and upper higher education centers. -
Education for all Handicapped Child Act
November, 29, 1975, All funds that were taken in at the schools were to allow each student an education and a free meal to children with a disability. This was later known as the Individuals with Disabilities Act. -
Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
This act was for children with disabilities and they received a free education. The students needed an appropriate evaluation to qualify for being disable. The children would have an Individualized Education Program that would help with goals and other developmental needs. Students would be placed in classroom based on their individual need. Parent would participate in decision-making. The parents and child would be protected and have information available upon request. -
American with Disability Act
This act applies to everyone even if a child with a disability is not in school. A person could not differentiate against people with a disability within everyday life activities. It was prohibited in employment, transportation, and all other services. A person with a disability had a fair opportunity. -
Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)-
This act was authorized by President Obama in 2015. ESSA make sure students were learning and achieving academically. This also included making sure students were performing and making progress. This act was known as the No Child Left Behind Act in 2002. -
Timeline URL and #2,3,4
My timeline describes the advances the education department has made in assisting children with disabilities and those children who come from disadvantaged families. https://www.timetoast.com/timelines/3020685- Video Link- Complusory Education - https://youtu.be/OblDKZnUvLI?si=s6X-ir2hOHCOEub_
- Website Link - American with Disability Act https://adata.org/factsheet/ADA-overviewLinks to an external site.
- Individual Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)