Special
Education Services
All
children with disabilities are entitled to a free,
appropriate education in a full continuum of settings
ranging from a regular public school classroom with
support services, to a residential school when necessary.
Transition planning is also important to help secure
needed service after age twenty-one.
Federal
and State law provide for specific rights and procedural
protections for chidlren with disabilities and their
families. Getting advice about the law, and yours
and your child's rights and responsibilites early
in the process can help you develop appropriate stategies
to support your child's educational rights.
Call
now to learn how attorneys at
Hinkle, Fingles & Prior can help yoour family
get an appropriate education for your child with a
disability. In many circumstances, it is possible
to recoup legal fees and costs related to litigation.
See
our Questions page for more about special education
for children with disabilities.
