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The American School for the Deaf was founded on April 15th, 1817 in Hartford Connecticut. The school was the first of its kind.
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The Perkins Institution for the Blind was founded in 1832, in Massachusetts. This boarding school like school allowed students with disabilities a chance for an education.
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This institution was allowed to grant college degrees to people with disabilities.
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The Supreme Court upheld the Louisan separate car act. This gave the idea of separate, but equal
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The Council for Exceptional Children is the first advocacy group for children with disabilities.This group ensures that all students receive FAPE (Fair Appropriate Public Education).
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The classification of Autism was introduced by Dr. Leo Lanner of John Hopkins University
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The ESEA gave grants to state school sand institution that put into place programs to educate students with disabilities.
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The act made sure all students with disabilities are educated in public schools.
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This act gave parents of children with disabilities more say in their child's individual Education Plan (IEP)
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I was born on this day in Los Angeles, California!
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The Individual with Disabilities Education Act was signed into law by President George Bush. this act included six pillars: FAPE, LRE, IEP, evaluation, parents/students involvement, and procedural safeguards for participants. This act was reauthorized on December, 3rd 2004.
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On this day, I received my first guitar for Christmas. Little did we know this would be a pivotal moment in my life.
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I graduated with honors from Daniel Pearl Magnet High School. This school was named after Wall Street Journalist Daniel Pearl who was killed in Pakistan by extremist on February 1st, 2002. he attended Birmingham High School, which is where my school was before we branched off into our own independent school.
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Graduated from Sonoma State University with Distinction. I graduated with a B.M. in Jazz Performance and Music Education (with emphasis inn Jazz).
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Started my credential program in hopes to pursue a career in Music Education.