The Senate resolution celebrates 50 years of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). It recognizes IDEA’s role in supporting public education, early intervention, family participation, and services for children with disabilities. The Senate honors people who have benefited from or supported IDEA and reaffirms its commitment to carrying out the act.
The resolution recognizes IDEA and does not change its requirements or create new services. It expresses the Senate’s commitment to ensuring children with disabilities can access a high-quality education.
The resolution does not provide funding. Its preamble notes that Congress appropriates funding for IDEA programs each year. No publicly available information on expenses for this resolution.
The resolution recognizes IDEA’s lasting impact, honors children and families who have benefited, and commends educators, families, advocates, and policymakers who support the act.
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