What was the outcome of the Zobrest v. Catalina School District case?

In the Zobrest v. Catalina School District case, the ruling determined that a student with a disability enrolled in a parochial school was entitled to receive assistance from public funds without violating the principle of church-state separation. The case centered on whether providing a sign language interpreter to a deaf student in a religious school would breach the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment. The Supreme Court concluded that the assistance was meant to benefit the student and not the institution, thus maintaining the separation of church and state. This decision underscored that public services can be provided to students with disabilities in private schools, including religious institutions, as long as the support is for the individual and is not directly funding the religious institution itself.