Families are suing after their children with intellectual disabilities were denied state services because one or more of their IQ scores was above 70 even though others fell below that threshold.
Families are suing after their children with intellectual disabilities were denied state services because one or more of their IQ scores was above 70 even though others fell below that threshold.
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Families are suing after their children with intellectual disabilities were denied state services because one or more of their IQ scores was above 70 even though others fell below that threshold.
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