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Great Epilepsy Legal Resource

By Charles Fox

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Some of the most serious disabilities are those that are unseen like diabetes and epilepsy.  I have had more than a few school administrators who have refused to recognize the serious needs of the child and the resulting legal duties under IDEIA, 504 and ADA. The Epilepsy Foundation has put together a very useful guide for parents and even for attorneys/advocates who do not practice regularly in this area. Just because a child has epilepsy which is not readily visible does not diminish the students rights to fair access, support and accommodations as needed.


Full post as published by Special Education Law Blog on July 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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