Pearl Murphy and Theodore Murphy v. Arlington Central School District Board of Education

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• holding that a plaintiff need not exhaust administrative remedies to pursue a stay-put order
• declining to vacate, on appeal in which minor was represented by counsel, the district court's judgment in favor of a minor represented there by his non-lawyer parents
• finding “then current placement” to mean the last agreed upon placement when the due process proceeding commenced
• declining to vacate, on appeal in which minor was represented by counsel, the district court’s judgment in favor of a minor represented there by his non-lawyer parents
• “The plaintiffs failure to exhaust administrative remedies ordinarily deprives this court of subject matter jurisdiction over any IDEA claims.”
• “Congress also included within the IDEA procedural safeguards that enable parents and students to challenge the local educational agency’s decisions.”

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