The 50 states and the District of Columbia were surveyed concerning their procedures for delivering educational services to limited English-proficient (LEP) handicapped students. Results indicated that few states have established procedures and guidelines for delivering educational services to their LEP handicapped students. Suggestions for developing and delivering educational services to LEP handicapped students are presented.
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