Which case extended the PARC decision to all students with disabilities?

Which case extended the PARC decision to all students with disabilities?

• A. PARC v. Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
• B. Diana v. Board of Education
• C. Brown v. Board of Education
• D. Mills v. Board of Education D.C.

Answer: (D)

The main idea is that a ruling expanded the protection for students with disabilities from a specific group to all students with disabilities. PARC established that children with intellectual disabilities could not be denied a public education and that due process is required before excluding a student. Mills v. Board of Education (D.C.) extended those protections to all children with disabilities, not just those with intellectual disabilities, ensuring they are entitled to a free appropriate public education. The other cases don’t fit this expansion: Diana v. Board of Education dealt with evaluation and placement practices, Brown v. Board of Education addressed segregation by race, and PARC is the origin of the protection being extended.

The main idea is that a ruling expanded the protection for students with disabilities from a specific group to all students with disabilities. PARC established that children with intellectual disabilities could not be denied a public education and that due process is required before excluding a student. Mills v. Board of Education (D.C.) extended those protections to all children with disabilities, not just those with intellectual disabilities, ensuring they are entitled to a free appropriate public education. The other cases don’t fit this expansion: Diana v. Board of Education dealt with evaluation and placement practices, Brown v. Board of Education addressed segregation by race, and PARC is the origin of the protection being extended.