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Introduction,on have been excluded from the programs they need. Although formal special education classes began almost eighty years ago, they were often of little value to their intended beneficiaries. Classified as “feebleminded,” “imbeciles,” or worse, mentally and physically handicapped children were segregat

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Prohibiting Discrimination against Handicapped Students, financial assistance. Unlike the Education for All Handicapped Children Act, which is a grant-in-aid program for funding special education programs, 504 covers discrimination in a wide range of national activities, including employment, transportation, and education. The basic purpose of this law i