…the voting booth. Petitioners’ own allegations demonstrate that the instant dispute is inherently a political one by, among other things, criticizing a “divided” legislature for its decision in 2011 to…

…RA because a disabled child is being denied a guaranteed educational benefit because of his or her disability. Andrew M, 490 F.3d at 350. In CG, however, unlike the instant…

…with considerable discretion to impose fines or other penalties in individual cases. For instance, judges now have discretion on whether to forward a student’s conviction for truancy to the Department…

…our peers also want to pursue higher education opportunities but struggle to do so due to financial instability, lack of family support and resources. We ask you to consider if…

…district-wide policies and standards to make sure they are effective. Currently there is wide variability among schools in programming for EL and immigrant students. For instance, in some schools, students…

…Senator Scarnati implies that Governor Wolf’s and the legislature’s successes in adopting Act 35 have rendered the instant matter moot. As a general rule, courts will not decide cases in…

…in 2012-13 have not been reinstated, and additional positions have since been furloughed—including a science teacher, which eliminated science for 7th and 8th graders. (Id. ¶¶ 4-5, 9.) • Panther…

…of out-of-school suspensions are given to students for minor, nonviolent instances of misbehavior. It is also undisputed that consistent and significant racial disparities exist in how suspensions, at all levels,…

…have been sufficient to enroll the student in the first instance (e.g., utility bill, official government correspondence etc.). Thereafter, the burden of proof shifts to the school district to establish…

…“IDEA-related claims brought under the ADA or the Rehabilitation Act [must] be submitted in the first instance to administrative review.” R.R. v. Manheim Twp. Sch. Dist., 412 F. App’x 544,…

…attend to a child who has been suspended from school. This creates economic instability and injustice for working parents who are attempting to provide for their families and build wealth,…

…assume the veracity of all well-pleaded facts found in the complaint. Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 679 (2009). For purposes of deciding the instant motion, I assume that all…

…(Misnik Dep.); 822 (Misnik testifying). For instance, SDOL refused an April 2016 request from then-17-year-old Plaintiff Qasin Hassan’s lawyers to transfer him to McCaskey because he was not learning anything…