FAPE stands for Free Appropriate Public Education. Which best describes its intent?

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Multiple Choice

FAPE stands for Free Appropriate Public Education. Which best describes its intent?

Explanation:
FAPE guarantees that students with disabilities receive a Free Appropriate Public Education funded by the public system, at no cost to families. This means the school must provide special education and related services tailored to the student’s individual needs, as outlined in an IEP, and deliver them in the least restrictive environment. It does not require placement in a special school, it does not involve charging families for services, and it applies to students with disabilities—not only those in gifted programs.

FAPE guarantees that students with disabilities receive a Free Appropriate Public Education funded by the public system, at no cost to families. This means the school must provide special education and related services tailored to the student’s individual needs, as outlined in an IEP, and deliver them in the least restrictive environment. It does not require placement in a special school, it does not involve charging families for services, and it applies to students with disabilities—not only those in gifted programs.

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