IDEA

In the situation of a disabled child living in a rural area, where there was only one school available, and this school had limited funds, there may be problems in addressing all the needs of the child. For instance, if the child was confined to a wheelchair, there may not be full wheelchair access, particularly if the school was in a two-story building with no elevator. The child may need to use assistive technology devices for communication and writing, and the school may not have the finances available to supply these devices. The child may also need to have an Individualized Education Program prepared for him.

Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), the child would be entitled to have reasonable access to all

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