Bill of rights opens public schools to the handicapped
UPI Education Editor Patricia McCormack reports on Public Law 94-142 expanding free public education for handicapped children ages 3 to 21 by 1980 and funding reaching $3.16 billion annually. The act mandates individualized education plans, inclusion with nonhandicapped peers when possible, and state oversight via advisory panels.
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Edwin W. Martin Jr
U.S. Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
Martin
Leroy V. Goodman
National Advisory Committee On the Handicapped
Goodman
School Law Aims to Identify Students with Handicaps
The law mandates schools to carry ongoing activities to locate and identify young students with handicaps, evaluate their educational needs, and determine appropriate programs and support. The provision emphasizes intensive efforts to locate eligible children and assess required services under the education framework.
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