In the Summer 2021 issue of SpectrumLife Magazine, Diane Wiscarson and Carly Cannon offer suggestions to parents on how to help their transition back to in-person learning this fall. The article gives ideas to parents on how to introduce their…
An Office of Civil Rights (OCR) complaint was filed in March 2021 against Seaside School District (District). The complaint alleges that the District discriminated against female students by providing inequitable athletic facilities to the female athletic programs, as compared to…
An ADA Complaint was filed with the Office of Civil Rights against the Seaside School District. The complaint alleged that the District was violating accessibility requirements by failing to provide accessible parking lots at both its High/Middle and Elementary schools. …
An Office for Civil Rights (OCR) complaint was filed in March 2021 against Seaside School District (District). The complaint alleges that the District discriminated against individuals with disabilities by failing to provide accessible parking lots at both the High/Middle and…
An ADA complaint was filed with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) against Hood River County School District. The complaint alleged that the District was violating accessibility requirements by maintaining inaccessible parking lots and football bleachers. The District agreed…
An Office for Civil Rights (OCR) complaint was filed in March 2020 against Hood River County School District (District). The complaint alleges that the District discriminated against individuals with disabilities by failing to provide adequate accessible parking spaces and accessible…
A Title IX complaint was filed with the Office of Civil Rights (OCR) against the Hood River County School District. The complaint alleged that the District was violating Title IX by providing unequal athletic facilities to athletes on the basis…
An Office for Civil Rights (OCR) complaint was filed in February 2020 against Hood River County School District (District.) The complaint alleges that the District has been discriminating against the girls’ softball team by providing inferior facilities and amenities to the…
The Issaquah School District was ordered to pay $154,000 in private school tuition and $7600 in transportation costs for failing to provide an adequate education to a student receiving special education services. The Issaquah Reporter noted that the student severely…
In the Spring 2021 issue of SpectrumLife Magazine, Diane Wiscarson and Susana Ramirez explain the difference between FERPA and HIPAA. The article discusses how each applies to student information at the school district level. View the article from pages 30-31…