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Qualifying the disabled preschooler for public school services
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Legally, every state in the USA is required to provide free and appropriate educational services to any child with any disability, no matter how severe or mild that disability may be, between the ages of three and twenty-...read more
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by JoAnn Powell
If a preschooler with a disability meets the criteria set up for receiving public school services, the school district in which the child resides has the responsibility to provide it. The services can be provided in eithe...read more
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