OAH Special Education Decisions Involving Mt. Diablo Unified School District
9 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 0, split in 3, district prevailed on all issues in 6.
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- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School DistrictMt. Diablo Unified violated IEE fund-or-file rule, but no FAPE denial found; independent evaluations not ordered.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School District (consolidated)Mt. Diablo Unified owes nine hours of compensatory education and $100 for a heated lunchbox; may conduct feeding assessment without consent.Split decision: student prevailed on 11 of 22 issues
- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School DistrictMt. Diablo Unified prevails on all claims over bus transportation, a one-to-one aide, and a private school placement.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School District et al.Mt. Diablo Unified and Contra Costa County Office of Education win residency dispute; disenrolled student's claims denied and stay put vacated.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School DistrictMt. Diablo Unified must reimburse private school tuition and tutoring after a five-month delay in holding an initial IEP meeting.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 3 issues
- Mt. Diablo Unified School District v. StudentMt. Diablo Unified may reassess a high school student at Children's Health Council without parental consent and must pay family travel costs.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Oakley Union Elementary School District et al.Oakley Union Elementary's manifestation determination upheld; ALJ finds no predetermination and no denial of parent participation.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Walnut Creek School District et al.Walnut Creek and Mt. Diablo districts must both serve a student whose family temporarily rented outside Walnut Creek's boundaries.Student prevailed in part
- Student v. Mt. Diablo Unified School DistrictMt. Diablo Unified need not continue a student's in-home Intensive Behavior Intervention program; the ALJ found the school program sufficient.District prevailed on all issues