Special Education Landmark Decisons

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    Honig v. Doe (1988

    This act may not be denied education or exclusion from school when their misbehavior is related to their disability. The setting pending the outcome of administrative or judicial hearings. In the case of behavior which is a danger to student or others, the court allows school such as time-out, loss of privileges, detention, or study carrels. Where the student has presented an immediate threat to others, that student my be temporarily suspended for up to ten school days.
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    American with Disabilities Act (ADA) 1990

    This act bars discrimination in employment, transportation, public accommodations, and telecommunications in all aspects of life. The act is not just for those receiving federal funding. Also, newly remodeled public buildings, transportation vehicles and telephone system now must be accessible to the handicapped. These services provided to american with disabilities are greatly needed and it allows people to function like other individuals with out a disability.
  • P. L. 99-457

    P. L. 99-457
    In 1991-1992 school year, special education programs were required for children ages three to five, with most states offering outreach programs to identify children with special needs from birth to age 3. In place of, or in addition to annual IEP, the entire family's needs are addressed by the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP), which is reviewed with. the family very six months.