Section 504
Father's Girlfriend Did Not Have Authority to Cancel...
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Some cases have more interesting facts than others. In Chicago (IL) Public Schools, 56 IDELR 54 (OCR July 2, 2010), the...
Father’s Girlfriend Did Not Have Authority to Cancel Boy’s...
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Some cases have more interesting facts than others. In Chicago (IL) Public Schools, 56 IDELR 54 (OCR July 2, 2010), the...
Placing Student on Homebound for Most of His Senior Year...
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In Logan County(WV) School, 55 IDELR 297 (OCR 2010), the Office for Civil Rights found that the school district violated...
Student with OCD and Tourette Syndrome Making Good Grades...
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I am often asked whether a student who has disabilities but is making good grades can be eligible for services under Section...
Remember that 504 Requires Manifestation Determinations for...
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In Springfield School District #186, 55 IDELR 206 (OCR June 29, 2010), the Office for Civil Rights determined that a school...
Schools Must Proactively Provide Evaluations Under Section...
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A school district in Alabama violated Section 504 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act because it failed to...
Department of Education Issues Guidance Targeting...
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Yesterday, October 26th 2010, the US Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights issued a "Dear Colleague" letter to...
Inaccurate and Outdated Training Information Results in 504...
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The Office for Civil Rights (OCR) found that a training manual used by an educational service agency to train school...
Shortening School Day for Students Using Accessible Bus,...
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In an Office for Civil Rights (OCR) decision, Sierra Vista (AZ) Unified School District, 54 IDELR 35 (OCR, July 10, 2009)...
Band Director's Unilateral Decision Denying Student...
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An Arizona high school student with Down syndrome had an IEP calling for "integration with regular peers as much as possible...