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Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Jun 10, 2020 | by Special Education Solutions

B.B. v. Delaware College Preparatory Academy, No. 19-1649, 2020 WL 63924976 IDELR 1 (3d Cir. Feb. 11, 2020), a nonprecedential decision, may be of interest to impartial hearing officers in making determinations about which claims are timely and which are barred by...
Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Reporting Progress to School District by Private Comp Ed Provider Reasonable

Jun 9, 2020 | by Special Education Solutions

Price v. Commonwealth Charter Academy – Cyber, No. 19-1590, 2020 WL 1435175,  (E.D. Pa. Mar. 24, 2020), is a somewhat unusual case for this blog in that it is not the review of an impartial hearing officer decision, but rather a decision to dismiss a lawsuit...
Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Endrew F. Standard Sinks School District’s Defense

Jun 9, 2020 | by Special Education Solutions

Preciado v. Board of Education of Clovis Municipal Schools, No. 19-cv-0184 SMV/KRS, 2020 WL 1170635, — F. Supp. 3d —-,  76 IDELR 67 (D.N.M. Mar. 11, 2020), covers a wide range of issues that impartial hearing officers confront in deciding special education...
Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Right to Meaningful Participation Does Not Guarantee Perfect Comprehension

Jun 9, 2020 | by Special Education Solutions

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) provides that impartial hearing officer decisions are to be made on “substantive grounds based on a determination of whether the child received a free[,] appropriate public education.” 20 U.S.C. § 1415(f)(3)(E). A...
Claims for Subsequent Failures are Distinct from Prior, Similar Failures and are Not Time Barred

Parents Cannot Unilaterally Change Their Children’s Stay-Put

Jun 9, 2020 | by Special Education Solutions

The Second Circuit has finally weighed in on the litigation over whether parents whose children who suffered from brain injuries were placed by the New York City Department of Education in iHope, a private academy, may move their children to a similar new school,...
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