Supreme Court deadlocks on special education case

The U.S. Supreme Court split 4-4 over whether school districts must finance private education for disabled children who haven’t tried a public special education program first. After hearing arguments on Oct. 1, the justices said in a one-page statement Wednesday they were upholding a lower court ruling that a man was entitled to be reimbursed for ...

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Supreme Court deadlocks on special education case

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