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Racial segregation, laws, not unconstitutional
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segregation of public school by nationality unconstitutional
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racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional
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schools may not be segregated according to race
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racial segregation in public schools declared unconstitutional
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racially segregated public schools in Washington, DC unconstitutional
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prohibited segregation of public schools on the basis of race
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segregation declared unconstitutional in Little Rock Arkansas
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prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex or national origin
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promoted Title One, ESEA, No Child Left Behind; must distribute funding to districts with many low income families
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provided federal funding to assist states to expand programs for children with disabilities
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required state of PA to provide students with mental retardation with a free appropriate public education
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students with disabilities must be given a public education even if unable to pay; all children entitled to free public education and training appropriate to their learning capacities
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prohibits discrimination based on disability for any federally funded program
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required all public school to accept federal funds to provide equal access to education and one free meal a day for children with physical and mental disabilities; required to evaluate children with disabilities and create an educational plan with parents in attendance
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mandated private, nonsectarian school could not be segregated
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requires school district to provide services beyond the 180 day school year to prevent regression
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placement of students must be made on appropriate measures and not those that are biased against a specific race; prohibiting use of standard IQ tests for African Americans for placement in special education classes
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enhanced 1975 Act of Education for All Handicapped Children to provide education with sign language, interpreter when necessary
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school district required to provide medical assistance not requiring medical personnel for handicapped student during school hours
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requires guaranteed for procedural safeguards for handicapped students with parent participation
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special education is to include infants and toddler
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school must respond to disabled students for suspension and expulsion with measures related to disabilities
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Least restrictive environment must be provided for all students with handicaps for academic and non-academic situations
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civil rights law affecting businesses and state and local governments, that prohibits discrimination based on disabilties; originally EHA Amendment of 1990
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full inclusion required for children with intellectual disabilities along side their nondisabled peers
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established inclusion with supplementary aids and services; followed Daniel RR case
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children with disabilities to be educated with peers, with school providing real supports to make inclusion work as required by IDEA; training districts in inclusion required
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allows and limits school districts to place handicapped child in alternative education
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medical related services must be provided if necessary to keep handicapped student in school
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created and funded reading programs based on research and scientifically based school; reauthorized Elementary and Secondary Education Act
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district needs to make progress appropriate education in light of child's circumstances