Stephen Andrew Knight, by His Parent and Next Friend, Nettie Knight v. District of Columbia, a Municipal Corporation

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• reiterating that if the stay put provision applies, “injunctive relief is available without the traditional showing of irreparable harm”
• indicating that if a child’s then-current educational placement is no longer available and a new placement has not been determined, the school system must provide the student with placement in a similar program during the pendency of administrative and judicial proceedings
• finding no evidence in the record that the student would be unable to obtain similar educational benefits at the new school
• finding no evidence in the record that the student would be unable to obtain similar educational benefits at the new school
• referring to “public placement” and “private placement” when referencing public and private schools
• school district initiated a student’s change in placement by proposing to enroll him in a public school instead of the private school he previously attended

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).