Some great information from Wrightslaw is only available in back issues of The Special Ed Advocate. A week or two after a newsletter is published on the Internet, a printer-friendly version of this newsletter is posted in the Archives. If you're interested in learning more about special education law and legal decisions from around the country, check out our Caselaw Library. This is where you go to read the IDEA statute and Pete's commentary, and get the full text of the IDEA Regulations. Good special education services are individualized, intensive and expensive.
Schools often balk at providing intensive services.
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