Relates to due process rights for non-public school students with special needs

Summary

The bill changes the Education Law so parents of children with disabilities who attend non‑public schools can request an individualized education service plan from their local district. The district’s special‑education committee must create a plan comparable to an IEP, ensure services are offered on an equal basis with public‑school students, and parents may file due‑process complaints if the district does not comply. This expands both service obligations and legal protections to non‑public school students.

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