Educational programming for students who are not disabled could potentially be adversely affected if scarce resources have
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Educational programming for students who are not disabled could potentially be adversely affected if scarce resources have to be used for expensive residential placements.
Could such a situation be the basis for a reverse discrimination lawsuit by parents of the children who are not disabled? Could cost ever be a legitimate defense?
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