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There has got to be a way to " fix " our school systems. For a school to

go to due process and appeal over 150 minutes of in-home training should

be criminal!

Tonya

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Sorry about the 1st attempt!

Tonya

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Clear Creek Independent School Dist. v. J.K., (S.D.Tex.)

December 12, 2005: Disabled Students - Implementation of IEP which

reduced planned parent training sessions did not deprive student of

FAPE.

Implementation of the schedule of parent and in-home training set forth

in an individual education plan (IEP), under which only four of ten

scheduled parent or " in-home " sessions were provided, did not violate an

autistic student's right to a free appropriate public education (FAPE),

notwithstanding that child's toilet training at home regressed, absent a

showing that the child regressed overall or in several significant

areas. The Court vacated a decision of a hearing officer that the school

district denied the student a free appropriate education and that

student should be awarded 150 minutes of compensatory in-home training.

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