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#Part B of IDEA: Services for School-Aged Children Part B of IDEA governs how special education and related services are provided to school-aged children with disabilities. Updated, August 2014 A legacy resource from NICHCY Since the enactment of the original legislation in 1975, children and youth (ages 3-22) receive special education and related services under Part B of IDEA. Part B is so named because it s the second part of the law itself. Its four parts are:
For school-aged children with disabilities (including preschoolers), Part B is the foundation upon which special education and related services rest. Looking for a summary of Part B? You can find out all about Part B of IDEA and read summaries of its requirements regarding the entire special education process, from evaluation to service delivery, in the section of our site called Children (3 to 22) , at: Looking for Part B s exact words meaning, IDEA s regulations? You re on the right page to start. Each of the options below leads you to a subpart of IDEA s final regulations at the moment. How Part B is Organized Here, in this area of our site, we re concentrating on IDEA s exact words. Part B has eight (8) subparts. We provide you with direct access to these subparts and the verbatim language of the regulations. You can read all the regulations in one place by downloading a copy of the law s regulations. You can also read IDEA s subparts here online. Just use the links below to jump to the area of your interest. Because of the length of each subpart, we ve divided them into separate webpages, as you can see by the guiding links below. Subpart A: General Provisions Read the purposes of IDEA and find out how IDEA defines important terms, including child with a disability, related services, and special education. Subpart D: Evaluations, Eligibility, IEPs, and Placement
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