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When collaborative IEP meetings stall and the school district remains firm in a decision that doesn’t serve your child, the legal landscape shifts. In the world of California education law, “Due
Navigating the world of special education can feel like learning a second language while simultaneously fighting a high-stakes legal battle. If you are a parent in the San Diego Unified School
OAH Case Review: Recent case looks at length of time schools have to respond to a Parents request for IEE’s On October 9, 2023, Parent asked the District (“Madera”) for
Special Education Transportation, even as long as I have been practicing, is confusing. The law is vague, and really gives the district a ton of flexibility. Whether a student is
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is widely recognized as an effective intervention for students with autism and other developmental needs. Parents often wonder: can my child’s IEP include ABA services at
In California due process hearings, parents lose—or do not fully win—the majority of the time. The win rate hovers between 13% and 20%, based on the most recent and historic
Navigating the special education process can be overwhelming, but understanding your rights and the steps to request assessments is crucial. If you suspect your child may have a disability and
Transportation can be a tricky part of the IEP process. In California, transportation is not aguaranteed right, and district policies generally dictate when and where transportation can beprovided. This gets
Oftentimes a parent does not agree with the assessments that the District has completed on their student. And, very often, a parent does not know what recourse they have under
As a parent of a special needs student, the District is responsible for giving you notice for various events related to your student’s individualized education plan and/or any changes to
