OAH Special Education Decisions by Administrative Law Judge Carla L. Garrett
18 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 1, split in 2, district prevailed on all issues in 15.
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- Student v. William S. Hart Union High School DistrictWilliam S. Hart Union High School District must fund a psychoeducational IEE after refusing it and not filing for due process.Student prevailed on all issues
- Torrance Unified School District v. StudentTorrance Unified may complete a triennial assessment without parental consent or parents present; FAPE obligation ends if student not presented.District prevailed on all issues
- Cucamonga School District v. StudentCucamonga School District may reassess a third grader with autism without parental consent; the ALJ rejected the parent's Larry P. objection to the tests.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified did not deny FAPE by declining to provide an iPad after a failed touchscreen trial.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (consolidated)Santa Monica-Malibu Unified prevails on all issues; its autism-focused class at Grant Elementary with a full-day aide offered FAPE.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified properly graduated a student with a diploma and provided adequate transition plans; all claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- San Dieguito Union High School District v. StudentSan Dieguito Union High School District's nonpublic school offer provided a FAPE; residential placement not required.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Capistrano Unified School DistrictCapistrano Unified did not violate child find for a ninth grader later placed in therapeutic programs; all relief denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Saddleback Valley Unified School DistrictSaddleback Valley Unified did not have to release playground incident reports, which the ALJ held were not education records.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified prevails on all claims; special education center placement upheld for hearing-impaired student with autism.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Bellflower Unified School DistrictBellflower Unified prevails on all claims over a preschooler's assessment, eligibility, and 2009 and 2010 IEPs.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Bellflower Unified School DistrictBellflower Unified prevails on all claims over a preschooler's autism eligibility, assessments, placement, and services in two IEPs.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified's autism special day class offer was the least restrictive environment; Lindamood-Bell reimbursement denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Garden Grove Unified School DistrictGarden Grove Unified did not deny FAPE by delaying a triennial IEP; guardian's obstruction defeats $64,215 reimbursement claim.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified must fund 220 hours of intensive tutoring after ending a student's IEP meeting early; other claims denied or barred.Split decision: student prevailed on 4 of 10 issues
- Corona-Norco Unified School District v. StudentCorona-Norco Unified may implement its October 2008 IEP and conduct physical therapy and assistive technology assessments without parent consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Buckeye Union School DistrictBuckeye Union School District prevails on child find claims and on its February and April 2009 IEP offers.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Poway Unified School DistrictPoway Unified must reimburse $35,602.55 for a private school after ignoring doctors' shortened-day advice; its January 2009 offer was upheld.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 2 issues (1 in part)