The gimps are coming!!

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And what is your point????

My point is money and priorities. At least here in California, our schools are broke. We don't have the money to properly educate kids in the public school system so requiring the schools to spend any money for a few kids to have equal access to sports seems ridiculous. I'm not saying that you lock those kids in a classroom all day and not give them any opportunity for physical exercise but if the new law requires school districts to spend money that they don't have to include people with disabilities in certain sports or create teams/fields for them, I'm against it. We just don't have the money. I'm all for wheelchair basketball but do we need to buy a bunch of short basketball hoops? For track and field, do the surfaces need to be changed from dirt and grass to some synthetic turf that can accommodate a wheelchair?

The law says "reasonable" changes that don't change the sport (like adding a 5^th plate for baseball for those that can't run as fast) but I don't know if it addresses "reasonable" with regards to costs.