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The U.S Supreme Court ordered that it was unconstitutional fo desegregate by race, mainly affecting the linguistically, diverse children that were in all white and english language schools. This led to misclassification of students. (Turnbull, Turnbull, Wehmeyer, Shogren, 2007).
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A law signed by Lyndon B. Johnson, in order to have equal access to an education for all students and provide federal funding to these students and their families. This act is otherwise known as the "War on Poverty" (Turnbull, Turnbull, Wehmeyer, Shogren, 2007).
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Federal courts ordered the commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the district of Columbia to "provide a free public education to all students with disabilities, educate the students in the same schools as students without disabilities, and place certain procedural safeguards to that parents of these students could challenge the schools" (Turnbull, Turnbull, Wehmeyer, Shogren, 2007)
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Based off the PARC and MILLS ruling, congress revealed that there were many children with special education needs. The "Bereau of Education for the Handicapped found that there were 8 million children requiring special education services" (University of Kansas, 2018).
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Law signed by president Gerald Ford requiring all states who receive money from the government, must provide equal education for students with disabilities, "in addition providing them with one fee meal per day" (University of Kansas, 2018).
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An amendment to the All Handicapped Children Act. The amendment ensured that each state help the "families of children born with disabilities from the time they are born" (University of Kansas, 2018).
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The Handicapped Children's Protection Act is a law signed by president Reagan in order to give families of the children with disability more say in the development of their child's education plan, or IEP. (University of Kansas).
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In 1990, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act added two new disability categories for brain injury and autism. (University of Kansas).
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Otherwise known as The Education for All Handicapped Children's Act . Presidents Clinton rebooted this act adding "several key amendments" (University of Kansas), providing students with access to the same curriculum. (University of Kansas, 2018).
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In 2004, congress amended IDEA, so tat this act benefits all the children who have a disability, regulating how schools discipline the student's who are protected under IDEA. (Turnbull, Turnbull, Wehmeyer, Shogren, 2007).
