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The 14 pages that link to Individualized education program, each with the reason it gives.

• Intellectual disabilityRelated: It translates a student's learning needs into educational goals and services.

• Inclusive educationRelated: It records the goals, services, and supports a student needs in an inclusive setting.

• Autism spectrumBroader topic: School plans can translate an autistic student's particular learning and access needs into services.

• Developmental delayBroader topic: School-age children may need formal educational supports as needs change.

• Special educationBroader topic: It translates an eligible student's assessed needs into measurable goals and services.

• Adaptive behaviorRelated: Adaptive skill needs can shape educational goals and services in these plans.

• AutismRelated: Autistic students may receive tailored instruction and accommodations through this plan.

• Developmental disabilityRelated: It translates assessed educational needs into documented school services and goals.

• School refusalRelated: When disability-related needs affect attendance, formal accommodations may be part of the response.

• Specific learning disorderRelated: It can formalize specialized instruction and measurable academic goals.

• Deaf educationRelated: It records individualized goals, accommodations, and services for eligible Deaf students.

• Developmental disorderRelated: It translates identified educational needs into formal school supports.

• K–12 studentsRelated: It formalizes legally required supports for eligible students with disabilities.

• Nonverbal learning disorderRelated: School support may be based on documented needs and qualifying diagnoses rather than this label alone.