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Brown v. Board of Education fought to end segregation and continues to push towards equality in the classroom. This gives every child an equal opportunity despite who they are are where they come from.
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PARC v Commonwealth of Pennsylvania applied what Brown v Board of Education decided to students with disabilities, allowing them an equal learning experience.
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Mills v Board of Education pushed that all students should have access to public education despite any handicaps or disabilities they may have.
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This act helped to protect individuals with disabilities from discrimination based on their disability,
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This act required all public schools receiving federal funding to provide equal education to all students, even those with disabilities.
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This law changed the age at which states had to provide service to families of children with disabilities from three to as soon as they are born
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This gave parents of children with disabilities more of a say in their child's Individual Education Plan's.
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This law added individual transition plans to in addition to their iep's to help with next steps.
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This act gave students with disabilities the same curriculum as other students and extended to period of developmental delay.
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The act authorized formula and discretionary grant to help further support equal education for all students.