Although no two students are alike, to be considered "exceptional" for purposes of their school program, students must
A)have a disability related to their academic progress.
B)be handicapped.
C)require special educational services to achieve.
D)have a history of school failure.

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To be considered "exceptional," students must require special educational services to achieve. This could mean they have a disability, but not necessarily. It simply means they need extra support in order to succeed in their academic program. Being handicapped or having a history of school failure are not necessarily indicative of being exceptional.

Although No Two Students Are Alike, to Be Considered "Exceptional