The sentence you skipped in your quote seems particularly relevant to the question you're asking: "Why should their kids be in class with a child who had seriou

The sentence you skipped in your quote seems particularly relevant to the question you're asking: "Why should their kids be in class with a child who had serious behavioral problems, because, for example, he lived in a homeless shelter, or because he had seen violence in his home?" So if the same conditions arise (i.e. classmates with serious behavioural problems), race aside, it's absolutely possible that this can be applied to any students.