Ohio Inns, Inc. v. Nye

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• stating that reasonable educational standards may be set by the states but that these standards must allow for individual consideration of each handicapped child and invalidating state rule limiting education to 180 days per year
• stating that reasonable educational standards may be set by the states but that these standards must allow for individual consideration of each handicapped child and invalidating state rule limiting education to 180 days per year
• state’s policy of refusing to consider or provide special educational programs for longer than 180 days is inconsistent with the Act’s emphasis on developing a program individually designed to meet a child’s unique needs
• noting prob- lems with retention and need for longer schooling

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