Darby v. US Dept. of Defense

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• finding that parents failed to meet their burden to show student’s declining academic performance stemmed from emotional disturbance instead of drug use
• finding that, even assuming the student was emotionally disturbed, that his disability still did not affect his educational performance because his GPA only declined by nine points during the relevant time period
• finding that even if student displayed characteristics of an emotionally disturbed child, his educational performance was not adversely affected where he did not fail any classes at school and his grade point average dropped only nine points
• finding that even if student displayed characteristics of an emotionally disturbed child, his educational performance was not adversely affected where he did not fail any classes at school and his grade point average dropped only nine points

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