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The document discusses the rights of disabled students under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and Saskatchewan Human Rights Code. It outlines how students with disabilities have the right to special education programs and services without cost. School boards must provide educational services for students with disabilities, but may exclude students from specific programs if they are unable to benefit or their presence is detrimental to others. School boards are also responsible for arranging alternative services for students who cannot benefit from regular instructional services.
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Students in special education
Students with learning differences, and
Students with autism.
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A specific learning disability (LD)
An emotional disturbance (ED)
Intellectual Disability(ID)
A speech or language impairment (SI)
A visual impairment including blindness (VI)
A hearing impairment including deafness (AI)
An orthopedic impairment (OI)
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traumatic brain injury (TBI)
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other health impairment (OHI)
multiple disability (MI)
deaf-blindness (DB)
non-categorical early childhood (NCEC)
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autism
emotional disturbance
learning disability
Intellectual Disability
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