FTCE Exceptional Student Education (ESE) K-12 Practice Test

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What did the judgments in Mills and PARC lead to regarding education rights?

  1. They eliminated all financial requirements for schools

  2. They ensured education for children with disabilities

  3. They mandated educational testing for all children

  4. They allowed for the exclusion of certain disabilities in schooling

The correct answer is: They ensured education for children with disabilities

The judgments in the Mills and PARC cases were landmark decisions that significantly advanced the rights of children with disabilities in the education system. These cases established that children with disabilities have the right to a public education, affirming that denying them access to educational opportunities violated their rights to equal protection under the law. The rulings asserted that schools are required to provide an appropriate education tailored to the needs of these students, thereby ensuring they are included in the educational system. This foundational principle paved the way for the development of policies and legislation, such as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA), that further enforce these rights.

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