The Moreno Valley Unified School District failed to identify disability-specific training or policies that comply with federal disability law requirements, and that resulted in the disproportionate and discriminatory use of removal and handcuffing of an 11-year-old student, a U.S. District judge ruled.
“The Moreno Valley Unified School District fails to have sufficient ‘methods of administration,’ including policies which require training ...
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