Autism - Your Child’s Legal Rights To A Special Education
Posted on September 17th, 2007 by admin
See full article at AboutAutismLaw.com Great site! Nice forum too.
What is Least Restrictive Environment? (”LRE”) Your child is entitled to the least restrictive environment. This means that a child with a disability, if appropriate, should be mainstreamed to take classes with other public school students without disabilities. This can sometimes be accomplished with accommodations, or even a one-on-one aide to assist your child. The aide should be trained and educated in autism. Many times, a child with autism will be mainstreamed into a regular education classroom for part of the day and take special education classes for part of the day.
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