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Segregation of students by race was ruled unconstitutional. Ended separate but equal.
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Group Administered IQ tests cannot be used to place a student in a program for students with intellectual diabilities.
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African American students could not be places in classes with students with mild intellectual disabilities based on race
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State must guarantee a free public education to all children with intellectual disabilities for the ages 6-21
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The refusal to pay for schooling for more than 180 days for students with sever disabilities. A violation of their right for an appropriate education
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Segregated classrooms were an appropriate placement for students with Down Syndrome
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Placement in a general education classroom with aids and services must be offered to students with disabilities before they are put in a separate class
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Whether parents or the school district is responsible for proof in a due process hearing. If the students IEP is or is not appropriate for the student
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Affirmed the rights of parents to represent their children in IDEA related court cases
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IDEA reimbursement for private special education services when the public school fails to provide an appropriate education for said student.
