Special Topic Area:
Participation of Students with Disabilities

State Web Sites for Participation Information

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If you can't find the information you are looking for from the listing below, you may look in the State's education agency Web site. Links to each state's education agency can be found at the Council of Chief State School Officers Web site at State Education Agencies. To return to this page, press the Back button.

Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas See page 5
California  (Word doc) 
Colorado See page 42
Connecticut See page 10
Delaware
Florida
Georgia   See page 103
Hawaii
Idaho See page 26
Illinois
Indiana See page 13
Iowa Under Guides, click “IAA Participation Guidelines for Educators (2007-2008 Revised)"
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland See page 2-1
Massachusetts (Word doc)
Michigan
Minnesota See page 41
Mississippi See page 7
Missouri See page 3
Montana  On the drop down menu titled “Programs and Services of OPI” select “Special Education." Then scroll down and select “Accommodations for Participation in the Criterion-Referenced Test” under “Guides”
Nebraska  
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New Mexico (Word doc)
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota See page 36
Ohio See page 23
Oklahoma
Oregon   See page 5
Pennsylvania See page 6
Rhode Island See page 25
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Washington See page 7
West Virginia Click on an appropriate link following "Download the Guidelines"
Wisconsin Scroll down to section titled “Students with Disabilities as Defined Under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)”
Wyoming

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