...finance all of the services and programs that are needed in the system," Judge Joseph C. Waddy held, •'then the available funds must be expended equitably...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom." The right...

...argument that there were insufficient funds to educate all handicapped children. The court stated : "If sufficient funds are not available to finance...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education * * *. "The inadequacies of the District of Columbia Public School System...

...diverted from other educational services for which they had been appropriated. The court responded: The District of Columbia's interest in educating the...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom. The inadequacies...

...educational services for which they hed been appropriated. The court responded: The District of Columbiais interest in educating the excluded children clearly...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom. The inedequacies...

...obligation to provide equal access to public education couln not be excused by insufficient funds. "If sufficient funds are not available to finance...then the available funds must be expended equitably. . . The inadequacies of the District of Columbia Public School System . . . cannot be permitted to...

...for failure to provide special services for handicapped students. In the words of one federal court: If sufficient funds are not available to finance all...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom.1 The right...

...safeguards to insure equitable implementation of that right. In the words of the Mills trial judge: If sufficient funds are not available to finance all...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education. . . The inadequacies of the . . . Public School System whether occasioned...

...position would impose an intolerable financial burden on the community. Judge Waddy added the following: "If sufficient funds are not available to finance...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education " There followed during the next few yean an avalanche of suits as other...

...retain these children in the public school system or otherwise provide them with publicly supported education, and their failure to afford them due process...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom. The inadequacies...

...handicapped children may not be excluded entirely from public education. In Mills, the District Court said: "If sufficient funds are not available to finance...a manner that no child is entirely excluded from a publicly supported education consistent with his needs and ability to benefit therefrom." 348 F. Supp.,...