(Disability Discrimination Case 20) Schools for Intellectual Disabilities

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The teacher in charge of the elementary school usually taught school lunch to eat all the time, but only when a student in the special support class left school lunch. When another student who was watching it complained that it was unfair, he replied, "Mr. XX is poor, so it's okay." Also, when the parent of the child ran for a PTA officer, he said, "It's good to take care of the child, so it's good." I think he and his parents felt a sense of alienation.

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