California OAH Special Education Decisions from 2007
139 decisions: student prevailed on all issues in 17, split in 47, district prevailed on all issues in 75.
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- Alameda City Unified School District v. StudentAlameda Unified's June 2007 IEP offering an autism special day class and services offered a FAPE; parents did not appear.District prevailed on all issues
- Capistrano Unified School District v. StudentCapistrano Unified's assessments of a 15-year-old with autism were appropriate; the District does not have to fund an IEE.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School DistrictPalos Verdes Peninsula Unified properly assessed OCD and offered FAPE at its high school; all of Student's requested relief denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Modesto City Schools v. StudentModesto City Schools may not implement its May 2007 IEP over parent's objection and must hold a new IEP meeting.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 4 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Valley Center-Pauma Unified School DistrictValley Center-Pauma Unified predetermined placement and failed to provide FAPE; ordered to fund nonpublic school at TERI through 2007-2008.Split decision: student prevailed on 5 of 13 issues
- Student v. Glendora Unified School DistrictGlendora Unified must provide real-time captioning (CART) to a deaf ninth grader through 2008-2009; Student prevailed on both issues.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Clovis Unified School DistrictClovis Unified prevails: fourth grader with ADHD found ineligible under SLD or OHI; child find and assessment claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Sierra Unified School District v. StudentSierra Unified fails to show a county-run special day class at Beth Ramacher Center was FAPE for a student with severe disabilities.Student prevailed on all issues
- Tustin Unified School District v. StudentTustin Unified's vision assessment was appropriate, so the student is not entitled to a publicly funded independent vision evaluation.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. New Haven Unified School DistrictNew Haven Unified must assess a seventh grader and fund 200 hours of Lindamood-Bell reading after missing reading goals and procedural errors.Split decision: student prevailed on 8 of 15 issues (3 in part)
- Student v. Soquel Union Elementary School DistrictSoquel Union Elementary must reimburse parents for driving their preschooler after dropping bus service without prior written notice; OT claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 5 issues
- Student v. Riverside Unified School District (consolidated)Riverside Unified must pay $1,500 for a private evaluation and fund a speech IEE after offering IEEs; other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 4 issues
- Student v. William S. Hart Union High School DistrictWilliam S. Hart Union High School District owes no reimbursement for a Utah residential placement; District provided FAPE and parents gave no notice.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Hayward Unified School DistrictHayward Unified was responsible for the student as a resident, but the statute of limitations bars ABA and tuition reimbursement.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 2 issues
- Student v. Franklin-McKinley Elementary School DistrictFranklin-McKinley Elementary must hold a transition IEP meeting with high school staff; four other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 5 issues
- Student v. Anaheim Union High School District et al.Anaheim Union High and Orange County Health Care Agency prevail on all claims; no reimbursement for parents' Eagle Ranch residential placement.District prevailed on all issues
- Santa Monica–Malibu Unified School District v. StudentSanta Monica–Malibu Unified's December 2006 triennial assessments held appropriate; the district need not fund a parent-requested independent evaluation.District prevailed on all issuesVanaman German LLP represented the student
- Anaheim Union High School District v. StudentAnaheim Union High cannot reassess a parent-placed private school student without consent; district relieved of FAPE duty meanwhile.Student prevailed on all issues
- Newport-Mesa Unified School District v. StudentNewport-Mesa Unified's triennial assessments were appropriate and its May 2007 IEP offered FAPE; District prevailed on all issues.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Fremont Unified School DistrictFremont Unified prevails on all claims; eclectic autism preschool offer upheld over parents' request for home ABA program.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. San Joaquin County Office of Education et al.San Joaquin County Office of Education must provide 18 hours of compensatory speech therapy; aide, OT, and Ripon Unified claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 4 issues
- Student v. Tracy Joint Unified School DistrictTracy Joint Unified must fund 30 compensatory hours and a $3,000 IEE after failing to find a fifth grader eligible.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 8 issues (1 in part)
- Riverside Unified School District v. StudentRiverside Unified may exit a high-achieving second grader with autism from special education over his parents' objection.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Orange County Department of Education et al.Orange County Department of Education must implement IEP and fund Utah residential placement; LAUSD, Charter Oak, and CDE not responsible.Student prevailed on all issues
- Bellflower Unified School District v. StudentBellflower Unified's psychoeducational assessment was appropriate, so the ALJ denied a publicly funded IEE; the family did not appear.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified wrongly found a high schooler with ADHD ineligible for SLD in math; must fund IEE and tutoring.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Murrieta Valley Unified School DistrictMurrieta Valley Unified prevails; ALJ finds it never offered Big Springs nonpublic school placement and did not predetermine its offer.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Bellflower Unified School DistrictBellflower Unified prevails: late mental health referral was a procedural violation without FAPE denial; home instruction claim denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Bellflower Unified School DistrictBellflower Unified must reimburse a Lindamood-Bell IEE and fund a vocational assessment and 10 tutoring hours; reading-services claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 10 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District et al.ABC Unified must conduct a functional analysis assessment; Norwalk-La Mirada Unified and ABC win all other claims.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 6 issues (1 in part)
- Ripon Unified School District v. StudentRipon Unified's psychoeducational and speech assessments and its March 2007 IEP goal and speech consultation upheld; parent did not appear.District prevailed on all issues
- Fairfield-Suisun Unified School District v. StudentFairfield-Suisun Unified's part-day special day class offer was needed for spring 2007 but not for the 2007-2008 school year.Student prevailed in part
- Student v. San Diego Unified School District (consolidated)San Diego Unified's IEPs denied FAPE over G-tube feeding and transition plan gaps; assessment upheld and most claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 18 issues
- Capistrano Unified School District v. StudentCapistrano Unified's behavior support plan was upheld, but its May 2007 IEP was found to deny FAPE because of flawed behavior and transition goals.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 2 issues
- Ripon Unified School District v. StudentRipon Unified may complete a triennial reassessment without parental consent or the parents' added testing conditions.District prevailed on all issues
- San Diego Unified School District v. StudentSan Diego Unified may reassess a student with a speech or language impairment and implement his speech IEP without parent consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified did not deny FAPE by refusing plunge-method G-tube feeding; prior OAH decision barred relitigation.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Lancaster Elementary School DistrictLancaster Elementary School District properly found student's drug possession was not a manifestation of his learning disability.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Temecula Valley Unified School District (consolidated)Temecula Valley Unified's emotional-disturbance special day class offered FAPE; family's request for Winston School placement denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Ocean View School District et al. v. StudentOcean View School District's ESY and 2007-2008 middle school offer found to be a FAPE after Student stipulated.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Las Virgenes Unified School DistrictLas Virgenes Unified denied FAPE in its October 2006 IEP and must reimburse $25,398 for nonpublic school costs.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 4 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Pleasanton Unified School District et al.Pleasanton Unified must reimburse $35,050 in residential placement costs after delaying a student's mental health assessment, referral, and IEP.Split decision: student prevailed on 6 of 11 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Newport-Mesa Unified School DistrictNewport-Mesa Unified's autism special day class offer provided FAPE; parents' request for home ABA reimbursement denied on all issues.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Rialto Unified School DistrictRialto Unified must complete mental health and behavior assessments and provide 250 tutoring hours after a flawed manifestation determination.Split decision: student prevailed on 5 of 10 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Fresno Unified School DistrictFresno Unified must reimburse $3,599.24 for Clarke School summer session after failing to offer 2005 ESY; other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 18 issues
- Student v. San Rafael City SchoolsSan Rafael City Schools must fund 200 Lindamood-Bell hours and reimburse $10,668.48 over missed reading assessment, missing goals, RSP services, and ESY.Split decision: student prevailed on 7 of 14 issues (5 in part)
- Anaheim City School District v. StudentAnaheim City School District's 2005 psychoeducational assessment upheld, but the district must fund an independent functional analysis assessment.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 2 issues
- Student v. Torrance Unified School DistrictTorrance Unified must fund up to 240 hours of Lindamood-Bell reading instruction; math, speech, writing, transition claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 8 issues (1 in part)
- Paramount Unified School District v. StudentParamount Unified loses its own case: the ALJ finds its September 2006 IEP denied FAPE and orders a new IEP meeting.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School District (consolidated)Los Angeles Unified must provide 800 minutes of in-home speech therapy for delayed IEP implementation; district wins three other issues.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 4 issues
- Student v. Simi Valley Unified School DistrictSimi Valley Unified prevails: home instruction delay was not its fault, and its public high school offer was a FAPE.District prevailed on all issues
- Manhattan Beach Unified School District v. StudentManhattan Beach Unified may reassess a second grader without parental consent and implement its October 2006 IEP.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Long Beach Unified School DistrictLong Beach Unified must provide a year of extra occupational therapy and all-day computer access; most other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 9 of 21 issues (3 in part)
- Chula Vista Elementary School District v. StudentChula Vista Elementary may implement its initial IEP for a six-year-old with autism; the District prevailed on all issues.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Orange Unified School DistrictOrange Unified prevails on all claims after second grader's transfer; request for Prentice placement and tutor reimbursement denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Glendale Unified School District v. StudentGlendale Unified proves its triennial speech-language and occupational therapy assessments of a second grader were appropriate.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Hacienda La Puente Unified School DistrictHacienda La Puente Unified must provide a trained aide and transition plan for a preschooler with autism; four other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 6 issues
- Student v. Etiwanda School District (consolidated)Etiwanda School District prevails on all issues; ALJ denies reimbursement for a private evaluation and a parent-chosen ABA provider.District prevailed on all issues
- Rosedale Union School District v. StudentRosedale Union's offer of a county special day class at Almondale Elementary provides FAPE in the least restrictive environment.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Bonsall Unified School DistrictBonsall Unified must pay $11,203, half the cost of a private aide and therapies, after predetermining an autistic student's IEP.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 7 issues
- Los Angeles Unified School District v. StudentLos Angeles Unified proves its OT and psychoeducational assessments were appropriate; parent's request for publicly funded IEEs denied.District prevailed on all issues
- North Monterey County Unified School District v. StudentNorth Monterey County Unified may exit an 11th grader from special education; ALJ finds him no longer eligible.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Upland Unified School District et al.Upland Unified and West End SELPA prevail on all claims involving a kindergartner with autism, including aide training and assessments.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified prevails: father could not exit his eligible daughter from special education by revoking consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Newark Unified School District v. StudentNewark Unified's assessments upheld; ALJ finds four-year-old no longer eligible for special education despite private autism diagnosis.District prevailed on all issues
- Ripon Unified School District v. StudentRipon Unified's fall 2006 psychoeducational and speech-language assessments held appropriate, so the parent's request for IEEs at public expense fails.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Palmdale Elementary School DistrictPalmdale Elementary must provide stipulated compensatory OT and speech therapy; staff training, placement, and other compensatory claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 4 issues
- Capistrano Unified School District v. StudentCapistrano Unified's triennial reassessment and 2006 IEP offer of resource math support upheld; district prevailed on all issues.District prevailed on all issues
- Lancaster Elementary School District v. StudentLancaster Elementary may exit a first grader from special education after reassessment found he no longer qualifies.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School District (consolidated)Los Angeles Unified must fund speech and psychoeducational IEEs after delaying its own filing; unclear behavior goal denied FAPE.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Alameda Unified School District (consolidated)Alameda Unified prevails on all issues; parents caused service gaps, and the Haight Elementary autism class offered a FAPE.District prevailed on all issues
- Poway Unified School District v. StudentPoway Unified may not override parents' refusal to consent to a triennial reassessment of their privately placed 19-year-old daughter.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Poway Unified School District (consolidated)Poway Unified must repay $6,000 in private school tuition and provide 20 hours of transition services; most other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 7 of 15 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. San Francisco Unified School DistrictSan Francisco Unified must repay about $8,900 for a behavior camp, an assessment, and speech therapy, and must redo speech and OT assessments.Split decision: student prevailed on 6 of 9 issues (6 in part)
- Student v. San Juan Unified School DistrictSan Juan Unified's autism preschool offer provided FAPE; parents' request for reimbursement of in-home ABA program denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified remains responsible for a student in residential treatment because his stepbrother's caregiver affidavit establishes residency.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School District et al.Compton Unified must provide 36 hours of compensatory speech therapy; Los Angeles Unified prevails on nearly all claims.Split decision: student prevailed on 5 of 18 issues (2 in part)
- 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. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified must provide door-to-door transportation for a student in a wheelchair after an unsafe corner bus stop denied FAPE.Student prevailed on all issues
- Fullerton Joint Union High School District v. StudentFullerton Joint Union High School District may move a student with autism to the Costa Mesa Annex for up to 45 school days.District prevailed on all issues
- Beverly Hills Unified School District v. StudentBeverly Hills Unified may assess a seventh grader without parental consent after the parents ignored three assessment plan mailings.District prevailed on all issues
- Lake Elsinore Unified School District v. StudentLake Elsinore Unified may not assess a home-schooled student without consent; it owes no FAPE while the parent refuses services.Student prevailed on all issues
- Rocklin Unified School District v. StudentRocklin Unified's kindergarten IEP and eclectic teaching approach for a student with autism provided a FAPE; district prevailed on all issues.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Glendora Unified School DistrictGlendora Unified denied FAPE to a hard-of-hearing oral learner and must fund real-time captioning (CART) in academic classes.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Berkeley Unified School DistrictBerkeley Unified must provide 22 hours of compensatory speech therapy; placement, records, and notice claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 5 issues (2 in part)
- 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. Pajaro Valley Unified School DistrictPajaro Valley Unified's eclectic autism preschool offer upheld; brief written-offer gaps on aide and parent training were curedSplit decision: student prevailed on 2 of 13 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified must restore nonpublic agency speech therapy for an autistic second grader; IEE-list claim denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 3 issues
- Paramount Unified School District v. StudentParamount Unified may reassess a sixth grader with a learning disability without parental consent before considering parents' exit request.District prevailed on all issues
- Los Angeles Unified School District v. StudentLos Angeles Unified may assess a high school student without parental consent under its 2006 and 2007 assessment plans.District prevailed on all issues
- Orange Unified School District v. StudentOrange Unified's 2006-2007 high school IEP offer for a ninth grader with a learning disability is upheld as a FAPE in the LRE.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified failed to implement in-home DHH services, but no added compensatory education was ordered; eight claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 9 issues
- Student v. Lynwood Unified School DistrictLynwood Unified prevails on all claims over assessments, speech services, a one-to-one aide, LRE, and Spanish IEP translations.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified prevails: student was not eligible under emotional disturbance, and Provo Canyon reimbursement is denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified did not deny FAPE to a 21-year-old transfer student; the IEP delay came from the family's own inaction.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Rio Linda Union School District et al.Rio Linda Union and Grant Joint Union High prevail on all claims; ALJ finds missed speech sessions but orders no compensatory services.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 15 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. Capistrano Unified School DistrictCapistrano Unified offered FAPE for ninth and tenth grade; parents' claim for private reading and school reimbursement denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Poway Unified School District v. StudentPoway Unified may assess a 10th grader without signed parental consent after the mother failed to respond to its assessment plan.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Alhambra Unified School DistrictAlhambra Unified must fund speech-language and occupational therapy IEEs; all claims challenging its preschool special day class offer denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 11 issues
- San Diego Unified School District v. StudentSan Diego Unified may place a 15-year-old at Riley School and refer him for a mental health assessment without parent consent.District prevailed on all issues
- Los Angeles Unified School District v. StudentLos Angeles Unified may assess an 11th grader without parent consent under its February 2007 assessment plan.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Altos School DistrictLos Altos School District properly found a preschooler ineligible for special education; all of Student's assessment, eligibility, and IEP claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School DistrictOn federal court remand, ALJ explains why he rejected Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified's evidence and reaffirms the FAPE denial ruling.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Palmdale Elementary School DistrictPalmdale Elementary must provide eight hours of compensatory OT and speech therapy for a September 2006 service gap; other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 7 issues (2 in part)
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified's offer of a special day class at Stoner Avenue Elementary upheld; parent's request for nonpublic school denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Manhattan Beach Unified School DistrictManhattan Beach Unified did not deny FAPE by not offering a nonpublic school placement in 2004–2005; all claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Lancaster School District v. StudentLancaster School District may exit 11-year-old from special education after reassessment showed no specific learning disability.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Newark Unified School DistrictNewark Unified prevails on all assessment, FAPE and procedural claims brought by a 21-year-old with an intellectual disability.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified did not deny FAPE by refusing plunger-method G-tube feedings at school; all claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Chula Vista Elementary School District v. StudentChula Vista Elementary's August 2006 IEP was not a FAPE because assessments were incomplete and required teachers were absent.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Hemet Unified School District (consolidated)Hemet Unified must fund six months of clinic-based OT for a late, flawed OT assessment; residential placement request denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 2 of 20 issues
- Irvine Unified School District v. StudentIrvine Unified may reassess an adult autistic student under his consented plan; Student must be made reasonably available for testing.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Moreland School DistrictMoreland School District prevails; transfer student not entitled to two hours of daily one-to-one tutoring by a certificated teacher.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Poway Unified School District (consolidated)Poway Unified offered a FAPE through its adult transition program, and it provided one in 2005-2006; all of the parents' claims were denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Etiwanda Unified School DistrictEtiwanda Unified prevails: student with auditory processing disorder not eligible under specific learning disability; OT and compensatory claims denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Capistrano Unified School DistrictCapistrano Unified must pay $5,707.75 toward a parent-obtained IEE and fund vision therapy; all FAPE claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 3 of 48 issues (3 in part)
- Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District v. StudentYucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified's occupational therapy assessment was found inappropriate; District must fund an independent OT evaluation.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School DistrictSanta Monica-Malibu Unified must reimburse $2,150 for an IEE; student with ADHD found not eligible for special education.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 3 issues
- Student v. Sequoia Union High School DistrictSequoia Union High School District prevails on all claims over tutoring, behavior plan, and IEP procedures for a 10th grader.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Torrance Unified School DistrictTorrance Unified must provide 100 hours of compensatory ABA for a vendor's missed in-home hours; eight other claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 9 issues
- Student v. Colton Joint Unified School District et al.Colton Joint Unified and San Bernardino County Superintendent must provide 104 hours of assistive technology training; procedural claims denied.Split decision: student prevailed on 9 of 18 issues (4 in part)
- Student v. Salinas Union High School DistrictSalinas Union High School District's manifestation determination upheld; student's appeal of the decision preceding his expulsion denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. High Tech Middle Media Arts School et al. (consolidated)High Tech Middle Media Arts may exit eighth grader from special education despite failing to assess visual processing.Split decision: student prevailed on 1 of 2 issues (1 in part)
- Student v. San Mateo Union High School DistrictSan Mateo Union High School District prevails on all issues; no private school reimbursement because no FAPE denial was found.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Monterey Peninsula Unified School DistrictMonterey Peninsula Unified prevails on all claims over vision assessment, child find, IEP implementation, and parent participation.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Hemet Unified School District et al.Hemet Unified is responsible for a student's FAPE after she left a county juvenile court school for a Colorado residential center.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Simi Valley Unified School DistrictSimi Valley Unified's high school IEP with a one-to-one aide offered FAPE in the LRE; nonpublic school request denied.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. San Francisco Unified School DistrictSan Francisco Unified must provide 200 hours of Lindamood-Bell reading and added speech therapy after FAPE denials across four school years.Split decision: student prevailed on 9 of 13 issues (7 in part)
- Oxnard Elementary School District v. StudentOxnard Elementary School District may assess a seventh grader without parental consent; parent's request for an IEE is premature.District prevailed on all issues
- Poway Unified School District v. StudentPoway Unified may conduct an early triennial reassessment of an adult student without consent; the student did not appear at hearing.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified's year-round middle school placement with as-needed Spanish support offered FAPE to a student with autism.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified's year-round middle school placement and English learner support did not deny an autistic student a FAPE.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Tustin Unified School DistrictTustin Unified prevails on all claims over a 2006 IEP meeting the parent skipped and its home-based summer ABA offer.District prevailed on all issues
- San Jacinto Unified School District v. StudentSan Jacinto Unified's IEP placing a tenth grader at Keystone nonpublic school with a behavior plan offered FAPE.District prevailed on all issues
- Fallbrook Union High School District v. StudentFallbrook Union High may move a 17-year-old with autism from a nonpublic school to its new on-campus special day class.District prevailed on all issues
- Rialto Unified School District v. StudentRialto Unified fails to prove its initial psychoeducational assessment was appropriate; student is entitled to an IEE at public expense.Student prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Torrance Unified School DistrictTorrance Unified must find expelled gifted sixth grader eligible as emotionally disturbed, fund her nonpublic school, and repay her IEE.Split decision: student prevailed on 5 of 7 issues
- Student v. Los Angeles Unified School DistrictLos Angeles Unified need not provide a full-time aide to a 17-year-old in a life skills class, ALJ rules.District prevailed on all issues
- Student v. Capistrano Unified School DistrictCapistrano Unified must reimburse $32,004.50 for Utah residential treatment after failing to assess a high schooler despite parent's request.Split decision: student prevailed on 4 of 4 issues (1 in part)