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1977 Amendments 1977 Amendments
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1983 Amendments 1983 Amendments
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1986 Amendments 1986 Amendments
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Attorney Fees Attorney Fees
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Coverage of Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities Coverage of Infants and Toddlers with Disabilities
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1990 Amendments 1990 Amendments
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1991 Amendments 1991 Amendments
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1994 Amendments 1994 Amendments
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1997 Amendments: A Major Rewrite 1997 Amendments: A Major Rewrite
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Eligibility and IEPs Eligibility and IEPs
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Findings and Purpose Findings and Purpose
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Child Find Child Find
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Overview Overview
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Racial Disproportionality Racial Disproportionality
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Individualized Education Programs Individualized Education Programs
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Discipline Discipline
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Attorneys/Mediation Attorneys/Mediation
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Private School Education Private School Education
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2004 Amendments 2004 Amendments
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Conclusion Conclusion
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Abstract
This chapter discusses Congress's attempts to amend the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (EAHCA), which was later replaced by the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), after 1975. It begins with an overview of 1977 amendments, followed by amendments in 1983 and 1986 including those dealing with attorney fees and infants and toddlers with disabilities. It then examines amendments made during the 1990s as well as the concerns expressed by some special education advocates that the special education law (now renamed IDEA) was not serving the needs of poor and minority students. It also considers amendments relating to eligibility, individualized education programs, racial disproportionality in disability identification, private school education, and the ability of school districts to discipline children with disabilities. The chapter concludes with an assessment of 2004 amendments to the IDEA.
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