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Applying the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act in Preschools
As preschool becomes available to more children, the needs of children with disabilities must be considered during planning. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act protects the rights of preschool children, as well as children in kindergarten through high school, to a free, appropriate public education. The Act also guarantees early intervention services for infants and toddlers up to age 3.
