OAH Special Education Decisions by Administrative Law Judge Marlo Nisperos
9 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 1, split in 4, district prevailed on all issues in 4.
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- Student v. Sequoia Union High School DistrictSequoia Union High School District prevails; manifestation team need not decide IEP implementation question once it finds conduct disability-related.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. San Juan Unified School DistrictSan Juan Unified predetermined a graduating senior's final IEP; ALJ orders a summary of performance and staff training.Split decision: student prevailed on 5 of 8 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Enterprise Elementary School DistrictEnterprise Elementary must provide compensatory services, AAC device, and AT IEE for IEP and assessment delays; nurse claim denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 4 of 12 issues
- Student v. Compton Unified School DistrictCompton Unified must fund 607 hours of compensatory services and six IEEs after failing to review evaluations and implement services.Split decision: student prevailed on 24 of 35 issues (5 in part)
- Victor Valley Union High School District v. StudentVictor Valley Union High School District may reassess a student without parental consent; its request to suspend services is denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Charter Oak Unified School DistrictCharter Oak Unified must fund 35 hours of ABA after failing to offer an IEP or comparable services at age three.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 6 issues
- Student v. Oakland Unified School DistrictOakland Unified wins all issues: 2015–2017 claims barred by statute of limitations, and 2020 records claim fails.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Chula Vista Elementary School DistrictChula Vista Elementary prevails on all claims over a student's assessments, reading and writing goals, and dyslexia services.District prevailed on all issues
- Monterey Peninsula Unified School District v. StudentMonterey Peninsula Unified loses bid to defend its psychoeducational assessment and must fund an independent evaluation.Student prevailed on all issues