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Define- What does the law say?
These links below have helped people use this law in court cases. Child find, discrimination , and special education by wrightslaw.
For example, Mark H. against Patricia H. and The Hawaii Department of Education: Court held that parents of two siblings with autism may seek monetary damages for the schools failure to provide them with a free appropriate education. (9th Cir. 2010)
(Ex: You have to have proof you have a 504 plan, you might need to participate and have paperwork in 504 meetings.
Non Ex: No proof, non disability, and have filed a lawsuit against 504 plan)
History- How did we get this law? What happened in history?
504 Plan
(3&4) Court Cases- What state or Federal Trials have used this law? (example and non example)
In 1920: The Smith-Fess Act (also called The Civilian Rehabilitation Act) was the first Civil Rights movement for students with disabilities, education, and for federal financial assistance. The Smith-Fess act and others who joined along protested about this for years. In 1973 (Civil Rights protection for people with disabilities) Section 504 was officially signed into a law. (Now called the section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973)
Site: Wikipedia.org last modified 1/20/17 at 14:17 (Jimmy Wales)
Section 504 is a Civil Rights Law that prohibits discrimination against individuals with a disability. Section 504 ensures that the child with a disability has equal access to an education and job.
(site: wrightslaw.com - copyright 1998- 2017, peter W.D Wright and Pamela Darr
Wright, last revised 1/24/17)
Bibliography
* (Wrightslaw.com) copyright 1998-2017, Peter W.D. Wright and Pamela Darr Wright, last revised 1/24/17
* Wikipedia.org - Last modified 1/20/17 at 14:17 (Jimmy Wales)
* www.understood.org (2014-2017) Creator- Kristin Stanberry