OAH Special Education Decisions Involving Manteca Unified School District
13 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 1, split in 3, district prevailed on all issues in 9.
Search and filter these decisions · 21 OAH orders involving Manteca Unified School District
- Manteca Unified School District v. StudentManteca Unified may move a second grader with autism to the county's Believe Program for up to 45 school days.District prevailed on all issues
- Manteca Unified School District v. StudentManteca Unified may exit an eighth grader from special education without parental consent, ALJ rules after repeated assessments.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School District et al.Stockton Unified and Manteca Unified prevail on all 21 claims about distance learning and two preschool and kindergarten IEPs.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School District (consolidated)Manteca Unified must provide 448 hours of tutoring and counseling over defective IEP goals; general education placement claim denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 4 of 26 issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School District et al.Manteca Unified and San Joaquin County Office of Education must provide compensatory speech therapy and IEP-meeting staff training; most claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 17 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Manteca Unified School District (consolidated)Manteca Unified wins all issues and may place student at Children's Home of Stockton without parent consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School District (consolidated)Manteca Unified prevails on all issues; nonverbal ability test did not violate Larry P., and District may assess without consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School DistrictManteca Unified properly found a student with a medical autism diagnosis ineligible for special education; all relief denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School DistrictManteca Unified must return a 17-year-old student to her placement after ALJ finds kicking incident was a manifestation of disability.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 3 issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School DistrictManteca Unified prevails on all claims; no FAPE denial for dyslexic student and no Valley Oaks reimbursement.District prevailed on all issues
- Manteca Unified School District v. StudentManteca Unified may complete a triennial speech and health reassessment without parental consent after the parents refused to sign.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manteca Unified School DistrictManteca Unified's manifestation determination overturned because the district failed to provide the anger-management counseling in the student's IEP.Student prevailed on all issues
- Manteca Unified School District v. StudentManteca Unified may reassess a 13-year-old with dyslexia without parental consent after his parents withdrew him from school.District prevailed on all issues