School Law Bulletin [serial] 20, 1 (Winter 1989)
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Facts: Chris Denton, an autistic and moderately retarded young adult, is entitled to special education ser- vices under Article 9, Chapter 1 1 5C of the North Carolina General Statutes and under the federal Education of the Handicapped Act. Before he turned eighteen, he was a member of the "Willie M" class, which consists of chil- dren who are seriously emotionally, neurologically, or mentally handicapped and who exhibit violent or assaul- \ live behavior.
' Although Chris's parents lived in Bu...rke County.
Chris resided in the Triad Group Home in Guilford County from 1984 to 1987 and received educational services from the Guilford County Schools at the Gateway Center.
Chris's individual education program (lEP) called for a highly structured and controlled program of educational services and behavior management. It did not include residential educational services or around-the-clock care.
At his parents request, plans were made to bring Chris home to Burke County, thereby making the Burke County Board of Education (the LEA) responsible for his education.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Facts: Chris Denton, an autistic and moderately retarded young adult, is entitled to special education ser- vices under Article 9, Chapter 1 1 5C of the North Carolina General Statutes and under the federal Education of the Handicapped Act. Before he turned eighteen, he was a member of the "Willie M" class, which consists of chil- dren who are seriously emotionally, neurologically, or mentally handicapped and who exhibit violent or assaul- \ live behavior.
' Although Chris's parents lived in Bu...rke County.
Chris resided in the Triad Group Home in Guilford County from 1984 to 1987 and received educational services from the Guilford County Schools at the Gateway Center.
Chris's individual education program (lEP) called for a highly structured and controlled program of educational services and behavior management. It did not include residential educational services or around-the-clock care.
At his parents request, plans were made to bring Chris home to Burke County, thereby making the Burke County Board of Education (the LEA) responsible for his education.
What to read after School Law Bulletin [serial] 20, 1 (Winter 1989)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill. Institute of Government to read onlineMoreLess
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