Ableism

, 42–43, 103

Abuse

, 33–34

Accumulation by dispossession

, 16

American with Disabilities Act (ADA)

, 30

Anderson, Cami

, 2–3

Annual Yearly Progress (AYP)

, 21

AP level courses

, 6–7

Aspirations

, 56–61

Asylums

, 37–41

Autism Industrial Complex

, 15–16

Average man

, 39–40

Benevolent humanitarianism

, 41

Betsy DeVos

, 23

Biotechnology

, 6–7

Black students

, 37

Break-the-mold schools

, 20

Brown students

, 37

history of education for students with disabilities

, 37–52

Brown v. Board of Education

, 42

Bush, G. H. W.

, 20–21

California Modified Assessment (CMA)

, 100

California Standards Test (CST)

, 100

California State University (CSU)

, 97–98

Charter Management Organizations (CMOs)

, 23, 77

Charter schools

, 1–2, 28, 30, 87–88, 103–104

increased oversight of

, 106–107

reform

, 4

Charter Schools Act

, 1

Choice

, 75

competition and

, 80–85

for students with disabilities

, 72–75

Christie, Chris

, 1

Civil Rights Movement

, 47

Classrooms

, 61–62

special education

, 62–63

Co-teaching

, 88–89

Colina Cedro, inclusive education at

, 88–94

Colina Cedro Charter High School (CCCHS)

, 4, 6–7, 28–29, 57, 87–88

Commodification

, 16

Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

, 22–23

Community Renewal Tax Relief Act

, 34–35

Competition

and choice

, 80–85

for funding

, 80–81

pressure to pass

, 81–83

weeding out schools

, 83–85

Consolidated Appropriations Act

, 34–35

Counseling out

, 78

COVID-19 pandemic of 2020

, 25

Crises, management and manipulation of

, 18

Critical disability theory

, 7

Critical pedagogy

, 4–5

Critical Race Theory (CRT)

, 7–9

Defective class

, 38–39

Deliberative redistribution of wealth

, 16

Deviation

, 40

Disability

, 8, 105

disability-only charters

, 72

market

, 15–16

neoliberal-ableism

, 87–88

students enrollment with

, 31

Disability Studies with Critical Race Theory (DisCrit)

, 7–8

Disaster capitalism

, 10, 13, 18

Discipline

, 32–33

disparities in

, 50–52

Disparities

in discipline

, 50–52

in placement

, 49–50

Dispossession

, 16

Do-good capitalism

, 18

Education. See also Special education

, 37

crisis

, 19

debt

, 65–67

reform

, 13

Education Do-It-Yourself manuals

, 15–16

Education Freedom Scholarships

, 23

Education Management Organization (EMOs)

, 35–36

Education marketplace

choice

, 75

choices for students with disabilities

, 72–75

choosing person

, 76–80

competition and choice

, 80–85

limited choices in school of choice

, 70–80

small school size leads to few choices

, 70–72

Educational equity

, 87–88

Educational ethnography

, 6

Educational savings accounts

, 27

Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA)

, 20–21

Emotional /Behavioral Disturbance (EBD)

, 48–49

Emotional Disability (ED)

, 31, 63

English Language Learners (ELLs)

, 31–32

Equitable future

, 109–110

Equity

, 17–18, 31–32

Ethnographic research

, 4–6

Eugenics

, 37–41

ideology

, 77

Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA)

, 99–100, 106–107

Extracurricular activities

, 70–71

Failing schools

, 80–81

Failure as individual problem

, 64–65

Fannings

, 56

Financialization

, 16

Fraud

, 33–34

Free and appropriate public education (FAPE)

, 44

Free market

charters

, 28

principles

, 14

Friedman, Milton

, 13–14

Funding, competing for

, 80–81

Hawkins, Bisset

, 39–40

Historical enrollment decline

, 85

Hurricane Katrina

, 23–24

Hurricane Maria

, 24–25

Imagined disasters, legislation as result of

, 19–23

Inclusion

, 41–47

Inclusive education

, 46–47, 98–99, 103–104

at Colina Cedro

, 88–94

commences

, 101

movement

, 104

students with disabilities in general education classroom

, 88–92

study skills class

, 92–94

Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

, 44, 88–89

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

, 30, 43, 73–74

Inequality, maintenance and reproduction of

, 48–52

Institutions

, 37–41

Integration

, 41–47

Intellectual Disability (ID)

, 39–40, 48–49

Interdisciplinary

, 4–6

research and reform efforts

, 108–110

Internships/Exploratory Projects

, 6–7

IQ tests

, 39–40

Law of error

, 39–40

Learning Disability (LD)

, 48–49

Least restrictive environment (LRE)

, 44

Magnet Schools

, 26

Mainstreaming

, 41–47

Manufacturing inability

, 96–99

Market-based school reforms

, 14, 56

Marketized education reformers

, 25–26

“Mentally retarded” students

, 37–38

Moratoriums

, 107–108

Multimedia/Advanced Technology

, 6–7

Music

, 6–7

National Council on Disability

, 49

National Honor Society

, 70–71

“Neediest” population

, 55–56

“Needy” populations

, 55

Neo-Marxist conflict theory

, 9

Neoliberal accountability reform

, 95

Neoliberal education. See also Inclusive education

marketplace

, 76–77

reform

, 16, 18

Neoliberal ideology

, 4, 9–10

Neoliberal market-based school reforms

, 9–10

Neoliberal proponents of marketized education

, 73

Neoliberal renaissance

, 19

Neoliberal school reform

, 4–5

Neoliberal theory

, 98–99

Neoliberalism

, 4–5, 10, 13, 18, 76–77, 87–88, 103

impact for students with disabilities

, 94–101

“inclusive” education at Colina Cedro

, 88–94

New American Schools Development Corporation (NASDC)

, 20

New Market Tax Credit

, 34–35

Newspaper

, 6–7

No Child Left Behind (NCLB)

, 21, 99–100

Obama

, 22–23

Oberti v. Clementon

, 46

Open-enrollment policies

, 30

Opportunities to learn

, 65–67

Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD)

, 21–22

Other Health Impaired (OHI)

, 63

Overrepresentation in special education

, 48–49

Paternalistic benevolence

, 47

Persistent fringe

, 14–15

Philanthrocapitalism

, 18

Placement, disparities in

, 49–50

Political economy of education

, 103

Poverty pimping

, 16–17

Privatization

, 16

of US schools

, 13

Pro-choice

, 69

Pro-school-choice activists

, 14

Productivity crisis

, 18

Program in International Student Success (PISA)

, 21–22

shock

, 21–22

Public Charter Schools Program (CSP)

, 20–21

Public lexicon

, 3

Public school privatization in United States

, 13–26

legislation as result of imagined disasters

, 19–23

legislation as result of real disasters

, 23–26

neoliberalism and disaster capitalism

, 13–18

Public school teacher

, 2

Push-in model

, 88–89, 93–94

Quetelet, Adolphe

, 39–40

Race to the Top (RTTT)

, 22–23

Racism

, 42–43, 103

Real disasters, legislation as result of

, 23–26

Reality

, 56–61

Regular Education Initiative (REI)

, 44–45

Rehabilitation Act (1973)

, 43

Reproducing inequality

, 96–99

Rodriguez

, 2–3

School choice

, 70, 76

benefits to corporate interests

, 34–36

charter schools

, 28–30

discipline

, 32–33

enrollment of students with disabilities

, 31

Magnet Schools

, 26

movement

, 103

options in United States

, 26–30

performance

, 30–31

segregation and equity

, 31–32

as social justice endeavor

, 30–36

systems

, 71–72

vouchers

, 26–28

waste, fraud, and abuse

, 33–34

School privatization

, 24–25, 65

Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM)

, 7, 61, 71

Segregation

, 31–32

Significant disproportionality

, 109

Social inequalities

, 5

Sociology of special education

, 9

Southern Poverty Law

, 24

Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC)

, 106–107

Special education. See also Neoliberal education

, 7, 37, 87–88

classroom

, 62–63

disparities in discipline

, 50–52

disparities in placement

, 49–50

history of education for students with disabilities

, 37–52

increasing standards increased numbers in

, 99–101

overrepresentation in

, 48–49

sociology of

, 9

Special Education Local Planning Areas (SELPA)

, 73

Specific Learning Disability (SLD)

, 31, 63

Speech /Language Impairment (SLI)

, 48–49

Standard-and competency-based curriculum

, 100

State redistributions

, 16

Steering away

, 78

Sterilizations

, 41

Structural inequalities

, 9

Students enrollment with disabilities

, 31

Students with disabilities

choices for

, 72–75

education for

, 37–52

in general education classroom

, 88–92

increasing standards increased numbers in special education

, 99–101

institutions, asylums, and eugenics

, 37–41

integration, mainstreaming, and inclusion

, 41–47

maintenance and reproduction of inequality

, 48–52

manufacturing inability and reproducing inequality

, 96–99

neoliberalism impact for

, 94–101

Study skills class

, 92–94

Tax credit scholarships

, 27

Teacher preparation programs

, 105–106

Theater Arts

, 6–7

Thurmond, Tony

, 2–3

Traditional private school vouchers

, 27

Trump

, 23

Tuck, Marshall

, 2–3

U.S. Government Accountability Office

, 71–72

Ugly law

, 39

United States

public school privatization in

, 13–26

school choice options in

, 26–30

United States Department of Education (USDE)

, 109

University of California (UC)

, 97–98

US Government Accountability Office

, 50–51

Virtual charters

, 30–31

Vouchers

, 26–28

programs

, 20–21

Waste

, 33–34

“Weeding out” schools

, 83–85

White supremacy

, 42

Whiteness

, 39–40

Yearbook

, 6–7

Zuckerberg, Mark (Facebook CEO)

, 1