Ash v. Lake Oswego School District No. 7J

How courts have described this case

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• holding that a right to reimbursement did not arise until the school district was asked to provide services, completed an evaluation process, and failed to provide a free appropriate public education
• describing both administrative finding that residential placement was unnecessary as well as contrary testimony presented to district court
• describing both administrative finding that residential placement was unnecessary as well as contrary testimony presented to district court
• \ 'Education for Chris is the ability to be successful outside certainly the classroom and that has incorporated a lot more things than just traditional academics.' \
• “In reviewing the case, the trial court must give specific consideration to the findings of the [administrative] hearing officer.”
• “ ‘Education for Chris is the ability to be successful outside certainly the classroom and that has incorporated a lot more things than just traditional academics.’ ”

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