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CONFIRMED—LEARNS hurts students with disabilities It does NOT require private schools to follow the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act even if they receive public money. Rep. Garner asks if a private school can refuse a student because of their disability — answer: YES

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Renaevor 3 Jahren

And there it is … they’ve finally said it out loud. This should be the headline in tomorrows paper. Sarah better be careful about using the words “all kids.”

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Randall Robinsonvor 3 Jahren

Sounds like an excellent business opportunity with little to no competition for a caring person to open a private school and give those kids the educating they deserve. If public school is the best option for them, that's great. They're not losing anything they don't already have

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Danny Burdessvor 3 Jahren

I suspect none of this will hold up in court and, make no mistake, it will be challenged in court.

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Dustin Schlakevor 3 Jahren

If you get any form if public tax dollars from the general fund, you have to follow all legal statues including the disabilities act. This bill has no chance to hold up in court. #goodluck

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Shawn Petersonvor 3 Jahren

How?

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ElizabethWingfield 🟧⚖️🦅🇺🇸vor 3 Jahren

@MaEnraged And therefore #unconstitutional.

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Evan Singletonvor 3 Jahren

Wouldn’t this free up money for disabled students? And encourage someone to create schools that can cater to their specific needs?

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pmoneyvor 3 Jahren

Democrats have zero common sense.

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