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Collaboration Timeline
By: Samantha Gatewood
ESE 327
By: Samantha Gatewood
ESE 327
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Elementary and Secondary Education Act
1965
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The ESEA authorized funding and made specific provisions of students with disabilities.
"The Open Classroom"
1969
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Herbert R. Kohl's book helps promote open education (student-centered learning).
Mills v. Board
1972
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Disabled children could not be excluded from public schools.
Title IX
1972
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Title IX is passed and prohibits discrimination under any education program receiving federal financial assistance.
The Rehabilitation Act
1973
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Guarantees civil rights for people with disabilities.
The Public Law 94-142
1975
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Educators could no longer place individuals with disabilities arbitrarily in a special school or self-contained classroom.
Public Law 94-142
1986
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Amended by Public Law 99-457 to mandate Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE).
Re authorization
1988
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Mandated parent involvement in early childhood programs through Community Schools Partnership Act.
IDEA
1990
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The phrase "handicapped children" is now changed to "children with disabilities".
Reauthorization of Legislation
1994
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Mandated parent involvement in early childhood programs through Community Schools Partnership Act.
IDEA
1997
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Re authorization and amendments were signed into law by President Bill Clinton.
NCLB
2001
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Mandated requirements and added specificity to elements.
ESEA
2002
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The ESEA was rewritten by NCLB.
IDEA
2004
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Reauthorized including modifications in the IEP process; increased authority for school personnel in special education placement decisions of IDEA with NCLB.
NCLB
2007
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Reauthorization of No Child Left Behind Act.