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How are IDEA regulations for services to young children similar to those for school-age children?
◦ Children in both groups must be labeled with a specific disability to receive services.
◦ Outside agencies may have contracted to provide services to both groups.
◦ The regulations specify that IEPs for children in both groups must include suggestions for parents.
◦ The regulations specify who must receive services.
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