IDEA 2004 stipulates that parents/guardians must share the cost for assistive technology,including cochlear implants,provided for their child with disabilities.

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IDEA 2004 does not require parents/guardians to share the cost for assistive technology, including cochlear implants, provided for their child with disabilities. The law states that children with disabilities are entitled to a free appropriate public education (FAPE), which includes necessary services and devices to support their learning and access to the curriculum. This means that schools must provide assistive technology at no cost to parents/guardians.

IDEA 2004 Stipulates That Parents/guardians Must Share the Cost for Assistive