Maryland Becomes First State Requiring Equal Athletic Opportunities for Disabled Students

A new state law makes Maryland the first to require schools to create equal athletic and physical education opportunities for students with disabilities.

Oob 608 Ab The Tatyana McFadden effect rolls on. Influenced in part by the renowned wheelchair athlete from Atholton High School in Columbia, Md., the Maryland General Assembly in April became the first state legislature to pass a bill requiring schools to create equal opportunities for students with disabilities to participate in physical education programs and on mainstream athletic teams.

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