ISBE due-process decision · FY 2010
Illinois due-process decision 2008-0362: parent prevailed
The parents alleged inadequate services, assistive technology, IEP and placement for a student nearing age 22. The hearing officer found procedural and substantive denials of FAPE, adopted the recommended ABA program placement and ordered two years of compensatory services, rejecting some minor procedural claims.
Outcome: Parent prevailedDisability: Multiple DisabilitiesHearing officer: Full decision (PDF, ISBE)
Filed by
The parent
Issues in dispute
FAPE denialRelated servicesProcedural/parent-participationPlacement/LRECompensatory education
Relief ordered
ABA program placement, reevaluation, AT evaluation, new IEP, two years of compensatory services.
From the decision
The District must provide two years of compensatory services
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