Federal law requires that children with limited English ability must be .

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Federal law requires that children with limited English ability must be evaluated and provided with appropriate services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. This may include specialized instructional services, accommodations, and/or access to language support programs. While allowing them to attend school is important, without the evaluation and appropriate services, they may not receive equal access to education. Bilingual and transitional classrooms may be options for providing language support, but they are not always necessary or the only solution.

Federal Law Requires That Children with Limited English Ability Must