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Board of Eduation vs Rowley -458 u.s. 176 (1982)
Board of Education vs Rowley (1982) was one of the first Interpretation of the Education Amendment Act. lead formal and non-formal systems in public and private schools. The supreme court opinion on the IDEA is that students must receive the same educational benefits. There were some documents that they felt were uncertain about the F.A.P.E Act. The supreme court also decided that all school districts will provide IEP and it shall be under the IDEA.
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Landmark cases in Special Education
P.A.R.C. Pennsylvania Association for retarded children v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (1972). P.A.R.C. sued the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania for allowing public schools to deny education to certain exceptional children. P.A.R.C Challenged the law excluding students from attending a with others. Courts ruled that all children are to be provided with free public education and training for exceptional students to be as equal as their peers.
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Landmark cases in Special Education
Daniel R.R.V. state BD of Educ.874f.2d 1036(1989) case found that there were handicap children in the U.S. that have not received the same education as other children. Congress passed the EHA (Handicapped Act), The supreme court instructed that students are to receive free appropriate public education for exceptional students and to ensure that each child education needs are met. along with an IEP plan that Taylor's to their needs.
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