SUPAC Parent Advocacy Handouts

A series of handouts targeted to parents that review important subjects related to special education.  NOTE:  These documents will open in a new window.

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SUPAC_HelpfulAcronyms2011_Page_2.jpg This is a listing of commonly used acronyms  in the special education world. This PDF is formatted to fold into a handy bookmark. 

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A COMPARISON OF ADA, IDEA, AND SECTION 504 (PDF Format)

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SPECIAL EDUCATION RIGHTS PROTECTED BY THE INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (IDEA) (PDF Format)

 

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THE SIX PRINCIPLES OF INDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES EDUCATION ACT (IDEA) (PDF Format)

 SUPAC_AccesstoEducationalRecordsFERPA_Page_1.jpg ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL RECORDS:  The Family Education Rights & Privacy Act (F.E.R.P.A.) (PDF Format)
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ADVOCACY BRIEF #1:  A COMPARISON OF SECTION 504 AND I.D.E.A. IN NEW YORK STATE (PDF Format)

Produced in collaboration with the Disability Rights Clinic, SU College of Law, and Legal Services of CNY.

SUPACAdvocacyBriefNo2LRE_Page_1.jpg ADVOCACY BRIEF #2:  THE LEAST RESTRICTIVE ENVIRONMENT (PDF Format)
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ADVOCACY BRIEF #3:  FUNCTIONAL BEHAVIORAL ASSESSMENTS & BEHAVIOR INTERVENTION PLANS (PDF Format)

Produced in collaboration with the Disability Rights Clinic, SU College of Law, and Legal Services of CNY.

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ADVOCACY BRIEF #4:  THE FIVE STEPS OF THE SPECIAL EDUCATION PROCESS IN NEW YORK STATE

Produced in collaboration with the Disability Rights Clinic, SU College of Law, and Legal Services of CNY.

SUPAC welcomes the distribution of all of its materials. If you do use SUPAC materials, please cite SUPAC as the source and please notify us where distributed and the number of copies. This information is very important in order for SUPAC to receive continued grant funding.

 

Promoting meaningful parent involvement
in the education of children with disabilities.
The Mid-State Region Special Education Parent Center