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IEP Contract: Violations For Students With Disabilities
As an individual and a parent there are rights that students with disabilities must be under the (IDEA) plan that provide the legal rights given to the children according to their goals, academic performance learning level and how they can obtain to how much they can perform in or out of a classroom.
IEP Contract: this contract provides the ability for the schools to pay services when it comes down to students with disabilities. This contract involves with parent and child. The IEP contract includes services provided from an IEP that a student is mandatory to get, if they do not receive these services then the school district will have to pay out of pocket. I believe that it is a good way to solve this problem even though it is a violation
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