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There are laws in place in California and throughout the country to protect students and provide support to those with special needs, such as the right to an Individualized Education Program (IEP). The typical parent may feel unsure as to how to advocate on a child’s...
Not every student in the California public school system excels educationally. However, every student is entitled to receive an education that helps the student pursue his or her greatest potential. Many kids have special education needs that make daily academic life...
As a parent, you want to do whatever is best for your child, including for his or her education. If you notice signs that your child is struggling in school, you will do whatever it takes to ensure that he or she has what is necessary for a full and fair educational...
If a child attends a private school in California, it does not necessarily mean that their family will have zero interaction with the public school system. For example, there are specific programs and resources available through public schools to which private school...
Most California parents do not see their children during school hours. Parent/teacher conferences enable parents and instructors to discuss a student’s academic progress and overall educational experience. If a child is struggling, parents and teachers and other...
In California and across the country, every child in the public school system is guaranteed an opportunity to access all available resources to help achieve their full academic potential. If a particular child has special needs, his or her parents may have already...
If a California school district denies accommodation to a student with special needs, the student’s parents or a guardian may turn to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act to protect the child’s rights. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act also requires...
As a parent, you want your child to have everything he or she needs for a full and fair educational experience. You know how important it is to advocate for your child, and that may mean seeking extra support for your child if he or she has specific types of learning...
Complaints about the public school system in California and across the country are plentiful. However, in recent years, great strides have also been made to improve the learning experience for students in all grades, especially those with special needs. Parents who...
In 1973, the Rehabilitation Act was signed into federal law to protect those with disabilities in California and throughout the country. It was the first law of its kind. The protections are specified in Section 504. They intersect with education law because the...