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	<title>Comments on: Which Does Your Child Need: IEP or 504b?</title>
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		<title>By: Three Ways to Maximize Services for Kids with Special Needs &#124; Different Dream</title>
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		<description>[...] Once children reach school age, their disability must affect their educational progress to qualify for educational services. Schools are not required to provide remediation for a medical diagnosis that don&#8217;t affect a child&#8217;s ability to learn. But they must provide accommodations so a diagnosed medical condition doesn&#8217;t prevent instruction or learning. You can find a more detailed discussion of Jenn&#8217;s advice on this topic at Which Do You Need: IEP or 504b? [...]</description>
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