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Children were not discriminated against the color of their skin. Caucasian-only schools were no longer permitted. This case made it so segregation in the public school setting was unconstitutional.
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This act forbid segregation while in public.
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This is based mostly on funding. This funding is to advance a child's academic options. Those who would benefit from this would be those who attend private institutions.
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This guaranteed a proper education for all students, and was also the first to do so.
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This indicated that children who were out of school because of a disability had a right to be included in the public school setting. Segregation is usually seen as a racial issue. In this scenario, it was seen as a exclusion because of academic, physical, and medical impairments.
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This gives the right to a proper education that receive money from the government.
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Proper testing is required for all students that require evaluations. Once testing is complete, a plan must be created.
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This states that only some students qualify for these services. There are five qualifiers that allow a student to attend Extended School Year. (ESY)
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IQ tests were racially biased and could not be used to determine placement and services by itself.
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School districts are not required to provide additional services in the form of an interpreter if the student is receiving a equal education to their typical peers.
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Children who are handicap have access to a school nurse or other types of medical services.
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Rules were put into place so that parents are informed and aware of their child's rights. These are known as procedural safeguards.
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Young children who are experiencing delays are entitled to a proper education in the public setting.
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This case discusses that if the behavior of a child is an direct result of their disability, then they can not be suspended for an extended period of time without the school providing an appropriate education.
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All children have the right to a proper education, as well as participate in social events, teams, and programs.
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Young children who are experiencing delays require a plan to be in place by the age of sixteen.
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This forbids any type of prejudice in the public setting. They are also entitled to receive federal services.
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Complete inclusion for any student with a disability or special accommodation.
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The focus is on inclusion with the proper accommodations and modifications.
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Allows for inclusion in a regular education setting with appropriate supports.
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FAPE was part of this act. This stands for Free Appropriate Public Education.
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School boards need to provide medical assistance to those students that need it during the school year.
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Requires testing in certain subjects from an early age up to the middle level. Then it is only required once before graduation.
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The promise of a free and appropriate education.
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Schools are held responsible for the type of education that all who have special needs receive.
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All of the courts together decided that students who attended public schools had higher benefits available to them than previous courts who were lower on the totem pole.