Fact Sheets
The Rights of Children with Disabilities To Receive Services from Daycare Providers
By: Minnesota Disability Law Center-Legal Aid Society (MMLA)
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Booklets
Connecting Homeless Students to Special Education Services: A Guide to Rights and Resources
(Separate Website)
By: National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty
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Interactive Guides
School Discipline and Children with Disabilities: An Interactive Guide
(Separate Website)
A step-by-step guide through the process schools must follow to discipline children with disabilities. For other special education resources, visit the PACER Center at www.PACER.org .
By: PACER Center
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Other Helpful Resources
Answers to Questions about Facilitated IEP Meetings
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Special Education Mediation Services
Discipline of Students with Disabilities - Frequently Asked Questions
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Department of Education
Frequently Asked Questions About Special Education
(Separate Website)
By: Wrightslaw
Frequently Asked Questions About Special Education Mediation
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Department of Education
How to File a Special Education Complaint
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Department of Education
Parental Rights for Public School Special Education Students
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Department of Education
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Resolving Disputes with the School About Your Child's Special Education
(Separate Website)
By: Minnesota Department of Education
Translation and Interpretation for Parents of Children with Special Needs
By: Minnesota Legal Services Coalition State Support Center
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What Makes a Good Individual Education Plan for Your Child?
(Separate Website)
From Minnesota's Special Education Laws
By: PACER Center
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