OAH Special Education Decisions Involving Elk Grove Unified School District
10 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 0, split in 4, district prevailed on all issues in 6.
Search and filter these decisions · 82 OAH orders involving Elk Grove Unified School District
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified prevails on all claims over a ninth grader's triennial IEP, placement, speech, and transition services.District prevailed on all issues
- Elk Grove Unified School District v. StudentElk Grove Unified's behavior, occupational therapy and speech assessments were appropriate, so the district does not have to fund independent evaluations.District prevailed on all issues
- Elk Grove Unified School District v. StudentElk Grove Unified may implement its IEP moving a fifth grader with autism to a self-contained class without parental consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified owed no special education services for 2016-2017 because Parent did not comply with an assessment order.District prevailed on all issues
- Elk Grove Unified School District v. StudentElk Grove Unified may reassess a six-year-old private school student without parent consent under its January 2016 assessment plan.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified must reimburse $1,100 for private physical therapy after failing to assess and serve a preschooler with cerebral palsy.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 3 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified's finding that an 18-year-old's threats against football coaches were not a manifestation of his disability upheld.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified's assessment delay was harmless; kindergartner not eligible under learning disability or speech-language categories.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 7 issues
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School DistrictElk Grove Unified must treat second grader as SLD-eligible, pay $3,275 in evaluation costs, and fund 160 Lindamood-Bell hours.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 5 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Elk Grove Unified School District et al.Elk Grove Unified must reimburse $8,564.67 for a private residential placement after failing to assess a student's mental health; county office prevails.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 7 issues