Institute for Disability Studies - Mississippi's University Center for Excellence - The University of Southern Mississipi

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Every child should have the opportunity to grow in a community that respects diversity, values children and their education, and provides conditions for a safe environment. All children should be exposed to meaningful and relevant learning experiences which encourage intellectual, social, emotional, communication, and physical development.

   
   
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All children should live in natural environments which include families and peers.

Every child is unique and capable.

Learning for all children occurs within the context of their families and communities.

Parents' desires and the values of individual cultures must be respected.

All communities should be accountable for facilitating children's access to quality care, education, and family support services.

Families and children thrive in communities which network and coordinate to make early childhood experiences the foundation for life long learning.

All children have a right to quality healthcare, medical options and access to health resources.

   
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