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services is the term for those services a disabled child needs in order to
benefit from special education.
Related services include speech therapy,
occupational therapy, physical therapy, and rehabilitation counseling are related
services. Transportation to school is a related service. (See page 29, Wrightslaw:
Special Education Law) Compare
this term to "supplementary aids and services" (page 30-31 of Wrightslaw:
Special Education Law).
Related services and supplementary services
may include one-to-one tutoring or remediation in reading, writing, spelling and
arithmetic skills. The child does not have to be placed in a special education
class to receive tutoring or remediation.
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FAQs:
Related Services. What are related services? Who is eligible? How do we know
what related services a child needs? Do parents have to pay for related services?
Who provides related services? How are these services delivered and coordinated?
Funded? Definitions:
Related Services. Children with disabilities are entitled to special
education and related services. Learn more about related services.
In-DepthArticles
How
to Request a One-to-One Aide for Your Child. Parent attorney Wayne Steedman
provides advice about aides and a game plan that includes evaluations and observations
of the child. This article includes new NCLB requirements about education, training
and duties of paraprofessionals.
Related
Services: A Closer Look. This comprehensive article describes all related
services available under the IDEA; includes resources, references, links to organizations.
Congress Intended
to Open Door to All Qualified Children. U. S. Supreme Court decision in Cedar
Rapids v. Garret F.
clarifies that schools must provide related services whenever necessary for children
to attend school. To
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Case
about child who needed related services to attend school; decided in 1999; analysis
of Cedar Rapids v. Garret F.
Cedar
Rapids v. Garret F.
U. S. Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
This case on behalf of a child who needed related services to attend school was
heard by the U. S. Supreme Court; download Supreme
Court decision. To
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