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A judicial ruling indicated that students had plausibly demonstrated that exposure to traumatic events can result in persistent physical and mental conditions. These conditions may be classified as disabilities. The ruling further suggested that an educational district's insufficient response to such impairments could potentially obstruct students' access to educational provisions.
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A court found that students made credible claims, arguing that exposure to trauma can result in lasting physical and mental impairments. These impairments may be severe enough to be considered disabilities. The court indicated that if a school district does not address these issues, it could prevent affected students from accessing their education.
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A court has determined that students provided credible evidence suggesting that experiencing trauma can lead to lasting physical and mental health problems. These problems could be recognized as disabilities. The court further indicated that if a school district does not address such issues, it might prevent affected students from receiving an education.
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A court said that students had a strong case. They claimed that very hard experiences can cause long-term problems for the body and mind. These problems can count as disabilities. The court also said that if the school does not help with these issues, students might not be able to go to school and learn.