It supported laws regarding the provision of a grain dole for the poor by the state at a subsidised price.[1][2] It wanted reforms which helped the poor, particularly redistributing land for the poor to farm, and debt relief.
This document addresses only the changes to provisions regarding transition services of IDEA that will take effect on July 1, 2005. It does not address any changes that may be made by the final regulations.
A: No. Some children with AD/HD do not need services under either Section 504 or IDEA. Some children may need accommodations, but do not have a sufficient level of educational interference from their AD/HD to warrant eligibility under IDEA. In addition, if accommodations available under Section 504 are sufficient for the child, Section 504 may be an easier way to get the help the child needs.