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   What services can a child receive if he is eligible for special education?

   • A child who is found eligible for special education may receive a variety of services, including speech and language therapy, psychological services, physical and occupational therapy, and counseling services. The child may also receive transportation and other supports needed to access and benefit from his or her education.

   Special Education Rights for Children and Families - California Courts

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   Can my child receive special education services if he has a disability?

   • If your child has a disability that interferes with their ability to access their education, they may be eligible to receive special education services. Special Education Rights for Children and Families | Judicial Council of California Special Education Eligibility Checklist | Alliance for Children's Rights

   Special education rights | California Courts | Self Help Guide

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   Where can I get help preparing for a special education case?

   • A list of attorneys and advocates who have self-certified that they provide low-cost or free services to help you prepare for a Special Education case before the Office of Administrative Hearings. Alliance for Children Offers legal help and advocacy when a child's education rights are violated.

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   Do students with disabilities have a right to a free education?

   • The Federal and California special education laws give eligible students with disabilities the right to receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment (LRE).

   SERR – Special Education Rights and Responsibilities – This manual

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   Who is a parent in a special education case?

   • For purposes of special education, a parent is a person who has the right to make educational decisions for a child. This person can be a foster parent, a guardian, a surrogate parent, or another responsible adult appointed by the court. If there is no one available to rep-resent the child, the court itself may act as the parent for this purpose.

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   What is included in this special education manual?

   • This manual explains how to become eligible for special education, how to request and advocate for special education services, and what to do if you disagree with school districts. This manual is intended for use by parents of children with disabilities, but should also be useful for advocates and attorneys.

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2. selfhelp.courts.ca.gov › special-education-rightsSpecial education rights | California Courts | Self Help Guide

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   If your child has been found eligible for special education and you disagree with the school about the placement or services your child needs to be able to access their education, you can learn more about your options here.

3. www.ednavigator.org › resources › how-to-get-legalHow to Get Legal Support for Special Education in California

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   How to Get Legal Support for Special Education in California. If you’ve been advocating for your child’s special education rights but not getting the response you need, it might be time for legal support. Here’s how to find it.

4. beta.courts.ca.gov › publication › special-educationSpecial Education Rights for Children and Families

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   This document provides comprehensive information for parents, guardians, and other individuals holding educational rights, about the rights and processes involved in securing special education services for children who are struggling in school due to various disabilities.

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6. www.courts.ca.gov › documents › SPEDSpecial Education Rights for Children and Families

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   How will I know if my child needs special education? Both state and federal law list specific disabilities that may qualify a stu- dent to receive special education services.

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7. crla.org › know-your-rights-special-educationKnow Your Rights: Special Education | California Rural Legal ...

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   Students with disabilities have a right to free and appropriate public education that includes: Access to education in the least restrictive environment. An equal opportunity for participation in nonacademic. Specialized services and supports that result in educational benefit.

8. serr.disabilityrightsca.orgSERR – Special Education Rights and Responsibilities – This ...

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   The Federal and California special education laws give eligible students with disabilities the right to receive a free appropriate public education (FAPE) in the least restrictive environment (LRE). This manual explains how to become eligible for special education, how to request and advocate for special education services, and what to do if ...

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   2 days ago · Learn about Autism and related supports and services in California. Find links to agencies that can assist individuals in accessing additional services and resources. New resources, tools, and information will be added on an ongoing basis. Connect with us and learn more by emailing autism@dds.ca.gov or calling 833-815-2337.