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Clothing for Special Needs: Clothing for the Disabled Approximately 35 million American adults and children are disabled, with some physical or mental impairment that limits their activities. Their basic clothing should be functional, comfortable, and attractive. Clothing can enhance or limit independence and productivity. Tight or confining clothing can impair movement and reduce comfort. It also may cause a feeling of unattractiveness, possibly lowering self-esteem. Many people with disabilities, whether temporary or permanent, have reduced physical strength and dexterity. The more independent they can become, the more psychologically healthy they will feel. Helpful Clothing Features Some self-help features make it easier to manage fastening/unfastening and putting on/removing clothes. Many features allow for added fullness, giving greater comfort and ease of movement. The following features may promote independence in dressing/undressing: Simple styles, with minimal details.

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Adequate Yearly Progress As Required by No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) Introduction The new federal No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) calls for ALL students AND each group of students in the U.S. to be at the highest levels on state tests (PACT in South Carolina) by 2014. The groups of student are: All White Black Hispanic Asian American Indian Limited English Proficiency Special Needs-Disabled Free-Reduced Price Lunch Participants A school must have 40 or more students in any of these groups for Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) to be measured for that group. AYP is an all-or-nothing system. Important Points: · Special Needs and Limited English Proficient (non-native English speaking) students must score "proficient" to meet AYP, but in most cases, if they could attain such a score, they wouldn’t be in these groups in the first place! · South Carolina came up with its own education accountability law prior to NCLB. This law created the statewide school report card and has very tough standards. In fact, The Princeton Review ranks South Carolina as the third "toughest" of the 50 states.

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Department of Disabilities and Special Needs Annual Accountability Report Fiscal Year 1996-1997 RETURN TO THE LPITS HOME PAGE Last Updated: September 21, 2001 at 9:11 AM Return to List of Annual Accountability Reports October 15, 1997 Mr. George N. Dorn, Jr. Director, Office of State Budget 1122 Lady Street, 12th Floor Columbia, S.C. 29201 Dear Mr. Dorn: The Department of Disabilities and Special Needs appreciates the opportunity to submit this transmittal of DDSN's Accountability Report for FY 1996-97. Section 44-20-240 of the South Carolina Code of Laws, as amended, states that the South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs has authority over all the state's services and programs for the treatment and training of persons with mental retardation, related disabilities, autism, head injuries and spinal cord injuries. The Department's mission statement is based on this mandate and includes input from consumers, parents and family members, advocates, service providers and staff. Most individuals with severe lifelong disabilities are eligible for services from the department. Services are provided to both children and adults. As these individuals require services for decades there is virtually no turnover in the system to accommodate new persons needing services. These new individuals will be children who are born with severe disabilities and adults and children who survive severe physical trauma due to advances in science and medicine.

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COMMUNITY Recent Presentations Our Advisors have recently spoken with the following groups of parents and professionals. If you are interested in having SNAP present to your organization, click here. NATIONAL STATE REGIONAL/LOCAL (A-L) ... REGIONAL/LOCAL (M-Z) NATIONAL CONFERENCES About Face Alternatives for Special Kids American Academy of Cerebral Palsy American Association on Mental Retardation ANABIC Angelman Syndrome Foundation Asperger's Association of New England Autism Society of America AZUWISH CHADD Council for Exceptional Children CSUN Center on Disabilities Annual Expo Foundation Fighting Blindness Hydrocephalus Association Joubert Syndrome Learning Disabilities Association of America Lowe Syndrome Mobius Syndrome NADD National Down Syndrome Society National Fragiel X Neurofibrimatosis Foundation Niemann-Pick Disease Foundation NORD Parent Care Parent to Parent Sotos Syndrome USA Support Association Spini Bifida Association of America Sturge Weber Foundation TASH Tuberous Sclerosis Associatoin Turner's Syndrome Society of the U.S.

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The Web CNN.com Home Page World U.S. Weather ... Special Reports SERVICES Video E-Mail Services CNNtoGO SEARCH Web CNN.com Vouchers fail as House passes special education bill Story Tools RELATED Key provisions in the special education bill HR 1350 WASHINGTON (AP) A Republican-led push to let parents send disabled children to private school with government money failed Wednesday as the House passed legislation renewing a 28-year-old law governing special education. Democrats said the school choice proposals amounted to a dangerous expansion of the voucher program. The proposals were a major point of contention in the debate over reauthorization of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act. The bill passed by a 251-171 vote. One plan would have enticed states to create private school options so parents could use public money for tuition and transportation. A second proposal was intended to give certificates of public dollars about $1,400 to disabled children already enrolled in private schools so they could get extra services. Supporters said that amounts to the per-student federal dollars that school districts receive for special education. Almost every Democrat and about one-fifth of Republicans joined to reject the ideas.

31. South Carolina School Boards Association - Legal News High School in Boone, North carolina, were given which are earmarked for disabled students, opted that special needs students receive special education services http://www.scsba.org/home_legalnews.htm

Legal News Updated June 11, 2004 For additional information on recent school law developments, visit NSBA's Council of School Attorneys (COSA) Web site at: www.nsba.org/cosa/ . You may subscribe to NSBA's full Legal Clips service by clicking here Legal Clips A free service of the National School Boards Association's Office of General Counsel For additional information on recent school law developments, visit NSBA's Council of School Attorneys (COSA) website at: http://www.nsba.org/cosa/ Discrimination New York Times By Elissa Gootman Link to full story The New York City Department of Education agreed to pay a lesbian student $30,000 in order to settle a discrimination suit. Natalie Young was suspended after she wore a T-shirt inscribed with the words "Barbie is a lesbian." Natalie sued, claiming that school officials singled her out for harassment, culminating in her suspension, after she revealed her sexual preference. Natalie's attorney, Ronald Kuby, said the department had no dress code policy prior to the suit and subsequently adopted a policy allowing students to wear politically charged attire, provided that the clothing is not libelous or obscene and that it causes no substantial disorder. Newsday By Will Cruz Property and Facilities San Diego Union-Tribune By Blanca Gonzalez Link to full story Liability and Legal System Perry v. S.N.

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