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Establishes "Students with Communication Disabilities' Bill of Rights."
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This bill, the "Students with Communication Disabilities’ Bill of Rights Act," establishes a framework to ensure students with communication disabilities receive appropriate support and access to education. It mandates that school districts conduct screenings, provide individualized early intervention, offer trained assistants using students’ preferred communication methods, and include communication plans in Individualized Education Programs. The goal is to minimize the impact of communication disabilities and promote full participation in public schools, aligning with federal laws like the Americans with Disabilities Act.
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Michael Inganamort
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