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Originally Posted by Leeman4Gilmour
Same era and I 100% agree. But, also in the same era, children with learning disabilities or just weren't academically inclined, were separated and grouped together. Schools try to avoid that now (I have no idea why), hence, the complexity issues others have mentioned.
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I am sure there has to be studies or data to back it up, but segregation of students with disabilities was a huge disservice to many individuals. People who may have become high-functioning and employable in society, were placed in environments that didn't help them realize their potential. There were a lot of parents at the time that didn't want de-segregation. It was a little controversial at the time.