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1. • • Infants and toddlers with disabilities (ages birth to 2 years) and their families receive early intervention services under IDEA Part C, Iowa's Early ACCESS. Special education information for children ages 3 to 21 years of age is also available via the Special Education webpages.
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   Where can I find information about special needs in Iowa?

   • For parents in Iowa looking for information about special needs, there are two valuable resources: ASK Resource Center - a parent training, information, and advocacy center and The Beach Center on Disability - a center that works on research related to disabilities, education, and families.

   Parent Information | Department of Education

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   How does AEA work in Iowa?

   • In Iowa, the Area Education Agencies (AEAs), under the supervision of the Iowa Department of Education, local districts, and partnering agencies engage in ongoing collaboration to ensure individualized early intervention and special education services and support for all eligible individuals at no cost to the family.

   RESOURCES - Iowa Special Education

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   How do students with disabilities receive special education services?

   • Students with disabilities (ages 3 – graduation or up to 21) receive special education and related services as outlined in their Individualized Education Program (IEP). Ensure accurate identification and educational planning for students with disabilities. Find essential and detailed information about the development and implementation of IEPs.

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   How much does Early Intervention Cost in Iowa?

   • Special education and early intervention services, supports, and activities are provided at no cost to parents. supports, and services as outlined in their Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). In Iowa, early intervention is known as “Early ACCESS.”

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   What is an IEP in Iowa?

   • An IEP should direct the student toward high expectations and assist the learner in achieving his or her goals plus meet the mission and goals of Iowa’s State Board of Education and Department of Education. There are three different types of IEPs: initial, annual, and interim.

   INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAMS - iowaideainformation.org

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   Can a student receive special education services in a public school?

   • Typically, eligible learners receive their education and special education services in a public school setting. However, there may be times when, either by IEP team decision or other circumstances, a student will receive their special education services in various other settings, such as home school, special schools, etc.

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3. educate.iowa.gov › topics › special-educationSpecial Education Programs & Services - Department of Education

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   Early Childhood Special Education. Preschool children and families who are eligible for special education and support services are entitled to the rights and protections under federal law.

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   Procedures, guidance and resources for early intervention and special education for parents, families and educators. Information for educators and parents on special education in Iowa schools, including programs, services, funding, and dispute resolution.

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   Early Intervention Services for Children (Birth-3) supports, and services as outlined in their Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP). In Iowa, early intervention is known as “Early ACCESS.”.

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   Procedures, guidance and resources for early intervention and special education for parents, families and educators. This page contains resources for parents and Universal Tier staff. The information is consistent, reliable and available to all families and educators as needed.

7. iowaaea.org › community-partners › special-educationSpecial Education Services - Iowa Area Education Agencies

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   Services are provided for children birth through the age of 21 and can be accessed through requests made by parents or school personnel. Contact your local AEA for assistance in the following areas for children with special needs: Assistive Technology; Autism/Challenging Behavior; Brain Injury; Educational Consultants; Hearing Services

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   IEP: The Plan for the Eligible Individual. Each eligible individual has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) which outlines and describes the learner’s special education program, including services and supports based on the unique needs as a result of the learner's disability.

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   In Iowa, under the supervision of the Iowa Department of Education, AEAs, local districts, and partnering agencies engage in ongoing collaboration to ensure individualized early intervention and special education services and support for all eligible individuals at no cost to the family. Contact Us.