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Attack on the EHA: The Education for All Handicapped Children Act After Board of <em>Education v. Rowley</em>
The Rowley Court had the opportunity to reverse state erosions of the EHA. Unfortunately, the Court ratified and encouraged such attacks. The Court's educational benefit standard demands as little as Washington's "suitable education" standard. The Rowley Court suggested a way to sidestep the IEP p
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