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The Special Ed Advocate Big Win in Dyslexia Case! Court Orders District to Reimburse Parents $456,990. Print this page Today's issue is a 2-minute read (498 words). Did you know . . . "Reading disabilities are the most understood and effectively corrected learning disability ... but if help is delayed until third grade, children rarely catch up with their peers." "75% of children who were poor readers in the 3rd grade remained poor readers in the 9th grade and could not read well when they became adults." "If parents suspect that their child has dyslexia, the sooner they act on their suspicions, the better it will be for their child." - From ABC to ADHD: What Every Parent Needs to Know In this issue of The Special Ed Advocate, you'll learn about ... Big Win in Dyslexia Case! Judge Orders District to Reimburse Parents $456,990. Get the Wright Stuff! 25% Off on a Bundle of Wrightslaw Big Win in Dyslexia Case! Judge Orders District to Reimburse Parents $456,990.60 In Big Win in Dyslexia Case, you'll learn about O.R. v. Clark County Schools, a case about methodology, teacher training, procedural safeguards, and damages under Section 504 and the ADA. In Big Win in Dyslexia Case, you'll also get the answer to everyone's burning question: "How much does it really cost to train a teacher in Orton-Gillingham?" Prepare to be surprised by the answer. O.R. v. Clark County Schools, is a noteworthy case in several respects: the IEP team failed to consider evaluations provided by the parents and failed to meaningfully consider the parents' concerns for enhancing their child's education; the IEP team ignored the findings and recommendations from the professional evaluations of O.R.; O.R.'s needs were complex so she required a methodology that was research-based, systemic, cumulative, and rigorously implemented; the district's only response to the parents' requests for a program that met their child's needs was "Trust us to provide her with what she needs"; the Court held an evidentiary hearing to obtain expert testimony about Orton-Gillingham methodology; the Court held that the cost to train teachers in the Orton-Gillingham method is minimal and reasonable; the Court ordered the Clark County School District to reimburse the parents $456,990.60 for their costs and damages. Big Win in Dyslexia Case includes the Parent's Complaint, the decision in O.R. v. Clark County Schools,links to caselaw about reading, and other resources. Get the Wright Stuff! 25% Off on a Bundle of Wrightslaw The Famous Wrightslaw Bundle - Was $77.80. Now $58.35! The Wrightslaw Bundle includes four Wrightslaw books: Wrightslaw: Special Education Law, 2nd Edition, Wrightslaw: From Emotions to Advocacy, 2nd Edition, Wrightslaw: All About IEPs, and Wrightslaw: All About Tests and Assessments, 2nd Edition. New! Wrightslaw PDF Bundle (all four books in PDF) as an immediate download for just $49.95! Don't forget to check out the Wrightslaw Advocate's Store. Revised: 11/17/21 The Special Ed Advocate: It's Free! About the Book To Order About the Book To Order About the Book To Order About the Book To Order About the DVD Video To Order   Copyright © 1998-2024, Peter W. D. Wright and Pamela Darr Wright. All rights reserved. Contact Us | Press l Mission l Our Awards l Privacy Policy l Disclaimer l Site Map

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