S.H. Ex Rel. Durrell v. Lower Merion School District

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• clarifying that liability for money damages “is not dependent merely on whether the [defendants] erred in their determinations,” but requires evidence that the defendants had “knowledge” that their determination was wrong (emphasis added)
• finding this Court may not consider document not in the record
• \[C]laims for compensatory damages under ... § 202 of the ADA also require a finding of intentional discrimination.\
• “Deliberate indifference requires actual knowledge; allegations that one would have or ‘should have known’ will not satisfy the knowledge prong of deliberate indifference.”
• “Children with disabilities (and their parents) who claim violations of the IDEA can file a complaint with a due process hearing officer.” (citing 20 U.S.C. § 1415(b)(6))
• “Legislative history has never been permitted to override the plain meaning of a statute.”

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