This Senate resolution celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). It honors people who have benefited from the act and the educators, families, advocates, and policymakers who have supported it. The Senate also reaffirms its commitment to IDEA and access to a high-quality education for children with disabilities.
The resolution recognizes IDEA’s anniversary and stated impact. It does not describe changes to the act or create new individual services or rights.
The text notes that Congress appropriates funding annually for IDEA Parts B, C, and D. It gives no funding amounts or new spending estimate for this resolution.
The resolution presents IDEA as protecting children’s education rights, supporting early intervention, and making parents partners in planning services for their children.
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