special education division

___________________________________________ Regional Offices______________________________________________

Los Angeles 320 West Fourth Street

Suite 630 Los Angeles, CA 90013

(213) 576-7200 Fax (213) 576-7244

Oakland 1515 Clay Street

Suite 206 Oakland, CA 94612

(510) 622-2722 Fax (510) 622-2743

San Diego 1350 Front Street.

Suite 6022 San Diego, CA 92101

(619) 525-4475 Fax (619) 525-4419

Laguna Hills 23046 Avenida De La

Carlota, Suite 750 Laguna Hills, CA 92653

(949) 598-5850 Fax (916) 376-6319

Van Nuys 15350 Sherman Way

Suite 300 Van Nuys, CA 91406

(818) 904-2383 Fax (916) 376-6319

OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS State of California

SPECIAL EDUCATION DIVISION Department of General Services 2349 Gateway Oaks Drive, Suite 200, Sacramento, CA 95833-4231 (916) 263-0880 phone / (916) 376-6319 fax www.oah.dgs.ca.gov

SPECIAL EDUCATION DIVISION QUARTERLY DATA REPORT

SECOND QUARTER 2008/2009 FISCAL YEAR October 1, 2008 – December 31, 2008

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009

CASE FILINGS

During the first quarter for fiscal year 2008-2009, the Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) received 564 new case filings. Fiscal Year 2005-20061

Filings Fiscal Year 2006-2007



Filings

Jul, 2005 600 Jul, 2006 247 Jul, 2007 277 Jul, 2008 258 Aug, 2005 335 Aug, 2006 251 Aug, 2007 279 Aug, 2008 225 Sep, 2005 329 Sep, 2006 212 Sep, 2007 176 Sep, 2008 218 Oct, 2005 274 Oct, 2006 322 Oct, 2007 219 Oct, 2008 216 Nov, 2005 289 Nov, 2006 166 Nov, 2007 205 Nov, 2008 174 Dec, 2005 492 Dec, 2006 192 Dec, 2007 163 Dec, 2008 174 Jan, 2006 401 Jan, 2007 194 Jan, 2008 186 Jan, 2009 Feb, 2006 266 Feb, 2007 188 Feb, 2008 180 Feb, 2009 Mar, 2006 251 Mar, 2007 220 Mar, 2008 159 Mar, 2009 Apr, 2006 200 Apr, 2007 206 April, 2008 229 April, 2009 May, 2006 284 May, 2007 258 May, 2008 254 May, 2009 Jun, 2006 291 Jun, 2007 292 June, 2008 299 June, 2009

Total Filings 4012 Total Filings 2748 Total Filings 2626 Total Filings 1265

1 This was the initial year OAH held the contract with the California Department of Education to conduct special education due process hearings. The case filings for fiscal year 2005-2006 are artificially inflated due to the number of cases in “off-calendar” status which were transferred to OAH from the Special Education Hearing Office, the previous contract holder, for resolution.


Matters filed – Month to Month Comparison


Cases by Filing Party Overall, the cases filed are comprised of 446 student filed cases, 70 district filed cases, two district filed expedited hearing, one district filed case involving expedited and non-expedited issues (dual hearing), and three student filed cases involving expedited and non-expedited issues (dual hearings).2 Additionally, 24 students filed and 18 district filed mediation only requests were received. In summary, OAH received 564 requests for mediation related to due process hearing or mediation-only this quarter.3 Of the 564 requests for mediation, 42 were requests for mediation only. 4 The remaining 522 requests for mediation were related to due process hearing requests.5 Of the total requests for due process hearing, six involved expedited issues.6

Case Type 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date District DPH 86 70 156 District Expedited 0 2 2 District Med Only 25 18 43 District Dual 0 1 1 Student DPH 550 446 996 Student Expedited 1 0 1 Student Dual 3 3 6 Student Med Only 36 24 60 Total 701 564 1265

2 This section reports item G.3.d.(12) and G.3.d (13) of the scope of work. 3 This section reports item G.3.a.(1) of the scope of work. 4 This section reports item G.3.a (2) of the scope of work. 5 This section reports item G.3.a.(3) and G.3.b.(1) of the scope of work. 6 This section reports item G.3.c.(1) of the scope of work.


Cases by Filing Party

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Legal Representation The student filed requests for due process hearing (DPH) were filed with legal representation in 75 percent of student filed cases (336 cases). The district filed requests for due process hearing were filed with legal representation in 86 percent of district filed cases (63 cases). 7 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Students Requests filed with Representation

398 336 734

District Requests filed with Representation

72 63 135

7 This section reports item G.3.d.(3) of the scope of work.


4th Quarter Requests for Due Process Hearings

33663

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Grade Level

The majority of cases originated from students in the primary grades (228 cases) followed by those in high school (153 cases), preschool (87 cases), and junior high school (72 cases). Data on the grade level of the student was not specified in 24 of the case filings.8 Grade Level 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to

Date Pre School (<5) 92 87 179 Primary (5-12) 335 228 563 Junior High School (13-14) 73 72 145 High School (15-22) 161 153 314 Not Stated 40 24 64 Total 701 564 1265



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Issues and Remedies

Cases filed this quarter raised a variety of issues and requested remedies. The number of issues raised varied per case, with some cases only raising one issue and others raising several issues. The most common issues raised were placement (278 cases) and assessment (220 cases). Other issues included: speech and language services (178 cases), designated instruction and services (177 cases), ABA or one-to-one aide services (118 cases), goals and objectives (70 cases), occupational therapy services (115 cases), eligibility (61 cases), extended school year services (30 cases), mental health services (25 cases), procedural violations (14 cases), discipline (7 cases), and private services (71 cases). Compensatory education was requested as a remedy in 192 cases and reimbursement was requested as a remedy in 192 cases.9

Issue 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Eligibility 70 61 131 Goals and Objectives 115 70 185 Placement 438 278 716 Designated Instruction 229 177 406 ABA/One to One Aide 167 118 285 Speech and Language 249 178 427 Occupational therapy 169 115 284 Mental Health 22 25 47 Procedural 32 14 46 Extended School Year 78 30 108 Private Services 122 71 193



Issue 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Discipline 3 7 10 Assessment 286 220 506 Compensatory Education 213 192 405 Reimbursement 242 192 434

Issues and Remedies

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Eligibility Category 10 The majority of cases filed involved students identified under the eligibility category of autistic-like behaviors (182 cases). Other identified areas of eligibility included: Specific Learning disability (93 cases), Emotional Disturbance (69 cases), Other Health Impaired (102 cases), Speech and Language disorder (95 cases), Mental Retardation (29 cases), Hearing Impairment (14 cases), Visually Impaired (18 cases), Multiple Disabilities (23 cases), orthopedic impairment (12 cases), traumatic brain injury (4 cases), Deafness (5 cases) and Deaf/Blind (4 cases). The student’s area of eligibility was not identified in 123 cases.11 10 In some cases, the parties identified more than one area of disability. Consequently this number may not necessarily match the number of new cases filed. 11 This section reports item G.3.d.(18) of the scope of work.


Eligibility Area 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Autistic Like Behaviors 226 182 408 Deaf/Blind 1 4 5 Deafness 11 5 16 Emotional Disturbance 64 69 133 Hearing Impaired 15 14 29 Mental Retardation 30 29 59 Multiple Disabilities 18 23 41 Orthopedic Impaired 10 12 22 Other Health Impaired 124 102 226 Specific Learning Disability

96 93 189

Speech or Language Impairment

113 95 208

Traumatic Brain Injury 5 4 9 Visual Impairment 8 18 26 Not Identified 149 123 272

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CLOSED CASES

During this Quarter, 560 cases were closed. Currently, 515 matters remain pending. Of the 515 matters pending, 496 are related to due process hearing requests and 19 are related to Mediation Only requests. Of the 560 cases closed, 511 were related to due process hearing requests and 49 were related to Mediation Only requests.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Overall this quarter, of the 511 due process cases, 492 (96%) were resolved in some manner without need for a due process hearing.12 For the fiscal year to date, 96 percent of cases have resolved without need for a due process hearing. The majority of cases were withdrawn by the filing party without explanation (212 cases), followed by those that resolved during mediation (154 cases) and those outside the mediation or resolution session process (117 cases). Additionally, 21 cases were dismissed due to inactivity, 12 cases resolved during the resolution session, seven cases were dismissed via a motion to dismiss, six cases were dismissed after failing to amend following a notice of insufficiency, and 11 cases were closed for other reasons. Finally, 20 cases were closed following a full hearing and decision on the merits. Reason for Closure 1st Quarter 2nd

Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date

Settled at mediation13 228 154 382 Settled Outside Mediation or Resolution14

291 117 408

Settled at Resolution15 Session

35 12 47

Failure to File amended complaint

16 6

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Inactivity 9 21 30 Motion to Dismiss 7 7 14 Withdrawn 142 212 354 Settlement Conference

0 0 0

Other 10 11 21 Decision Issued16 24 20 44 Total 762 560 1322

12 This section reports item G.3.b.(10) of the scope of work. 13 This section reports item G.3.d.(21) of the scope of work. 14 This section reports item G.3.b.(3) of the scope of work. 15 This section reports item G.3.d.(22) of the scope of work. 16 This section reports item G.3.b.(4) of the scope of work.


Case Closures

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Mediations

This quarter 364 mediations were held. Of these mediations, 43 were continued for an additional mediation date. Of the 364 mediations held, 330 were related to due process hearing requests, two cases were related to a dual hearing request (which involve expedited and non-expedited issues) and 32 were related to mediation only requests. For mediation requests related to due process hearing requests, 186 cases reached an agreement,17 and 19 mediation only cases reached an agreement. In the two dual hearing cases that went to mediation, the parties in both cases reached an agreement.18 Mediation was successful in 20519 cases (68 percent of the time), with 116 mediations resulting in impasse. At of the end of this quarter, 245 cases have mediations pending20 and 495 cases have hearings pending.21 17 This section reports item G.3.a.(4) of the scope of work. 18 This section reports item G.3.c.(3) of the scope of work. 19 In previous reports, the number of successful mediations included mediations that were continued for an additional mediation date. 20 This section reports item G.3.a.(5) of the scope of work.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 For the current fiscal year, OAH has conducted 825 mediations with 235 resulting in impasse. Overall for this fiscal year, the mediation success rate is 72 percent.

Mediations

205 590

116 235

0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%80%90%

100%

2nd Quarter YTD

Success Rate at 72%

Due Process Hearings

During this Quarter, final decisions were issued in 20 cases. Of the 20 decisions issued, one decision was issued within the 45 day timeline, 17 were issued within the 45 day timeline plus extension, and two were issued late.22 Regarding cases with expedited issues, no decisions were issued and no changes of placement were ordered for this quarter.23 Overall, this quarter, 90 percent of decisions were issued within the requisite timeline. For the current fiscal year, OAH has issued 44 decisions and 91 percent of decisions have been issued within the requisite timelines. 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Within 45 Days 5 1 6 45 days + Ext 17 17 34 Outside 45 Days 2 2 4 Expedited (20 days) 0 0 0

21 This section reports item G.3.b.(8) of the scope of work. 22 This section reports item G.3.b.(5), (6), (7) of the scope of work. 23 This section reports item G.3.b.(9), G.3.c(4) and G.3.c(5) of the scope of work.


Year to Date

6, 14%

34, 77%

4, 9%

Within 45 Days45 days + ExtOutside 45 Days

For the decisions issued this quarter, students prevailed in three hearings (15 percent). Districts prevailed in twelve hearings (60 percent). In five cases (25 percent), the decision was split between student and district with students prevailing on 14 issues and districts prevailing on 9 issues.24 For the current fiscal year, students have prevailed in seven hearings (16 percent), districts have prevailed in 20 hearings (45 percent), and 17 cases (39 percent) resulted in a split decision. Copies of all decisions have been provided to CDE and have been posted on the OAH website. 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Student Prevailed 4 3 7 District Prevailed 8 12 20 Split 12 5 17

Year to Date

7, 16%

20, 45%

17, 39% Student PrevailedDistrict PrevailedSplit

24 This section reports item G.3.d.(1) and G.3.d(2) of the scope of work.


Of the decisions issued, no cases involved a preschool student, 11 cases involved elementary school students, four cases involved middle school students, and five cases involved high school students. On average, the due process hearings lasted four days, with students using 48 percent of the hearing for presentation of their case and districts using 52 percent of hearing time for case presentation. During case presentation, each side called an average of six witnesses per case. Category25 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd quarter 4th Quarter YTD Average Average # days 5 4 4.5 % Time for Student 54 48 51% % Time for District 45 52 49% Avg student witness 6 7 6.5 Avg district witness 5 6 5.5

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25 This section reports items G.3.d.(9), (10, (11), (14), (15) of the scope of work.


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Multiple areas of disability were represented at hearing. The greatest number of cases involved students identified with an Emotional Disturbance (4 cases) and Other Health Impairments (4 cases), followed by students identified with Autistic-Like Behaviors (3 cases). Disability Area 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Autistic Like Behaviors

9 3 12

Deaf/Blind 0 0 0 Deafness 1 1 2 Emotional Disturbance

2 4 6

Hearing Impaired

0 0 0

Mental Retardation

0 2 2

Multiple Disabilities

1 0 1

Orthopedic 0 1 1

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Disability Area 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Impaired Other Health Impaired

5 4 9

Specific Learning Disability

1 2 3

Speech or Language Impairment

4 2 6

Traumatic Brain Injury

0 0 0

Visual Impairment

1 1 2

Not Identified 0 0 0 Total 24 20 44

Resolution Sessions

The IDEA requires school districts to hold resolution sessions within 15 days of receipt of a student’s complaint. While there is no legal requirement to report this data to OAH, we request that school districts inform us if they held a resolution and the outcome of that session. This quarter, 23 resolution sessions were reported as held and two were reported as not held. No resolution sessions that were reported to OAH were related to expedited issues.26

Motions

Prehearing motions and Notices of Insufficiency (NOI) comprise a substantial amount of the work completed by administrative law judges. For this quarter, 224 prehearing motions and 63 NOIs were considered and ruled upon by OAH. Of the 224 prehearing motions that were ruled on by OAH, 106 were filed by parents, 63 were filed by districts and 55 were stipulated.27

The prehearing motions encompassed a variety of issues with the largest number involving motions to continue (91motions). Motion Type 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Add Party 3 6 9 Amend Complaint 12 15 27 Compel 2 2 4 Consolidate 4 14 18 Continue 229 91 320

26 This section reports items G.3.b.(2) and G.3.c(2) of the scope of work. 27 This section reports items G.3.d.(4) of the scope of work.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Motion Type 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Dismiss Case 30 25 55 Dismiss Issue 2 3 5 Dismiss Party 8 1 9 Extend Time 11 5 16 Misc 36 21 57 Reconsider 15 10 25 Stay Put 45 31 76 Resolution Session 0 0 0 NOI 58 56 114 2nd NOI 14 7 21 3rd NOI 8 0 8 4th NOI 2 0 2 Total 479 287 766

Motions

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There were 224 prehearing motions filed this quarter. Of the 63 motions filed by districts, 36 were granted, two were granted in part and 21 were denied. Of the 106 motions filed by students, 60 were granted, three were granted in part and 42 were denied. The remaining motions filed by either students or districts were stipulated, moot, or withdrawn.28 Of the 57 NOIs filed, 18 were found insufficient, 14 were partially sufficient, and 25 were sufficient. No cases were dismissed for insufficiency.29

28 This section reports items G.3.d.(5) of the scope of work. 29 This section reports items G.3.d.(6) of the scope of work.


NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING STUDENTS AND INTERPRETERS During this quarter, 24 non-English speaking students were identified through the due process hearing request forms.30 Of the 24 non-English speaking students, 15 were Spanish speaking and two were Portuguese speaking. Additionally, one student was identified in each category for speaking Armenian, Indonesian, Korean, Mandarin, Tongan, Turkish, and one was identified as using American Sign Language. OAH received 10 requests for the assistance of an interpreter. 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Spanish 20 15 35 Vietnamese 0 0 0 Farsi 0 0 0 Mandarin 0 1 1 Hebrew 0 0 0 Korean 0 1 1 Russian 0 0 0 Cantonese 1 0 1 Chinese 0 0 0 American Sign Language

2 1 3

Japanese 0 0 0 Fookien 0 0 0 Arabic 1 0 1 Armenian 0 1 1 Tongan 0 1 1 Turkish 0 1 1 Indonesian 0 1 1 Portuguese 0 2 2 Total 24 24 48

STUDENTS OF COLOR CDE has requested OAH collect data on the number of “students of color accessing the system.” To facilitate this request, effective January 1, 2007, OAH amended its due process hearing request form to include this request. However, not all hearing requests are made using the OAH form. This quarter, 14 students self reported as being a “student of color” and 43 students self reported as not being a “student of color.”31 The remaining students did not state if they were a “student of color.”

30 This section reports items G.3.d.(8) of the scope of work. 31 This section reports items G.3.d.(7) of the scope of work.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 1st Quarter 2nd Quarter 3rd Quarter 4th Quarter Year to Date Self Identified 18 14 32 Not a “student of Color”

45 43 88

Year to Date

32, 27%

88, 73%

Self IdentifiedNot a “student of Color”

TRANSCRIPT REQUESTS AND APPEALS This quarter, OAH received 18 requests for transcripts. This quarter, OAH was notified that an appeal was filed on two cases.32 Data on the number of appeals and appellate outcomes is collected on an ongoing basis. It includes all cases that OAH was notified were appealed since July 2005. Based on correspondence with the parties and filings that have been provided to OAH, 149 cases have been appealed since July 2005. Currently, 49 OAH decisions are on appeal. Since July 2005, 23 decisions have been upheld, six decisions have been remanded, five decisions were reversed, 21 cases settled, 38 were dismissed, and four cases were withdrawn by the filing party without explanation.

Appeals

49, 34%

23, 16%

6, 4%

5, 3%

21, 14%

38, 26%

4, 3%

Currently on AppealUpheldRemandedReversedSettled DismissedWithdrawn

32 This section reports items G.3.d.(20) of the scope of work.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Due to the difficulty in identifying which cases are appealed and the appellate outcomes, parties are invited to notify OAH of any cases not included below or outcomes that are not identified below. District: Case Number: Appeal Outcome: Acalanes UHSD 2005110113 Dismissed

Alameda City USD 2006090010, 2006100365, 2006100740

Pending

Alameda USD 2007100793 Pending

Alhambra USD 2006020312 Dismissed

Alvord USD 2005070955 Upheld

Antelope Valley UHSD 2005070756 Upheld

Berkeley USD 2007080099 Pending

Bonita USD 2006020528 Settled

Burlingame SD 2008030820 Dismissed

Byron Union HSD 2006030866 Settled

CA School Deaf 2005090646 Settled

Capistrano USD 2005070135 Reversed in part33

Capistrano USD 2005090873 Settled

Capistrano USD 2006120443 Withdrawn

Capistrano USD 2006100267 Pending



Carlsbad USD 2008030631 Dismissed

Chula Vista ESD 2005060656, 2006010691 Dismissed

Clovis USD 2005110662 Dismissed

Clovis USD 2006030082 Settled

Clovis USD 2007060634 Pending

Colton Joint USD 2006070438 Pending

Compton USD 2005070151, 2005070129 Dismissed

Compton USD 2006010083 Remanded

Compton USD 2005110837 Upheld

33 Reversed in part OAH’s decision and remanded to OAH to determine the remedy in the form of appropriate reimbursement for educational services.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 District: Case Number: Appeal Outcome: Compton USD 2005071091 Withdrawn

Covina-Valley USD 2005060599 Dismissed

Covina-Valley USD 2005080655, 2005070205 Upheld in Part34

Downey USD 2005070481 Settled

Downey USD 2005070522 Settled

Dublin USD 2006060896 Dismissed

East Whittier City SD 2005090275 Pending

East Whittier USD 2005120635 Dismissed

Encinitas USD 2007060731 Pending

Escondido UESD 2006051042, 2006070791 Dismissed

Fallbrook Union HSD 2007090067, 2007090141 Dismissed

Fremont USD 2006050433 Remanded

Fremont USD 2007010545 Pending

Fremont USD 2007090800 Pending

Fresno USD 2006090026 Pending

Garden Grove USD 2005070363 Settled

Garden Grove USD 2005090691 Pending

Garvey ESD 2007080433 Pending

Garvey ESD 2007100989 Pending

Gateway USD 2005080397 Settled

Glendora USD 2006110090 Dismissed

Hacienda La Puente USD 2007050041 Settled

Hayward USD 2007080062 Dismissed

Hemet USD 2007090175 Pending

High Tech Middle Media Arts 2006090461 Dismissed

Huntington Beach 2005080264 Pending

Kern HSD 2005070832 Dismissed

Lake Elisnore USD 2007030019 Dismissed

Lancaster ESD 2007120356 Settled

Lancaster ESD 2008010456 Pending

34 The court found that two goals in an IEP contained inadequate present levels and ordered the district to reimburse student for costs to obtain private services to meet the goals.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 District: Case Number: Appeal Outcome: Lancaster ESD 2007120356 Pending

Long Beach USD 2005070425 Upheld

Long Beach USD 2005080935 Settled

Long Beach USD 2005070442 Pending





Los Altos ESD 2005070166 Dismissed

Los Angeles USD 2005070253 Dismissed



Los Angeles USD 2005090882 Reversed In Part35

Los Angeles USD 2006050447 Settled

Los Angeles USD 2006010962 Upheld

Los Angeles USD 2005070427 Pending

Manhattan Beach USD 2007030412 Upheld

Menlo Parck City 2005090654 Upheld

Merced CMH 2005080918 Dismissed

Monrovia USD 2006030450 Pending

Mt. Diablo USD 2006011039 Dismissed

Mt. Diablo USD 2005090266 Pending

Newport-Mesa USD 2007060082 Dismissed

Newport-Mesa USD 2005100636 Settled

Newport-Mesa USD 2007020786 Pending

Oak Grove ESD 2007100353 Pending

Oakley Union ESD 2006100061 Pending

Orange County 2006100050 Pending

Orange USD 2005070130 Upheld

Orange USD 2006080125 Pending

Pajaro Valley USD 2005120162 Remanded

35 Reversed OAH’s decision only as to prospective relief and awarded Student approximately three weeks’ reimbursement for behavior support services from a specific provider.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 District: Case Number: Appeal Outcome: Pajaro Valley USD 2005080792 Upheld

Palm Springs USD 2006010564 Dismissed

Placentia-Yorba Linda 2005071105 Upheld

Placentia-Yorba Linda USD 2006010306 Upheld

Pleasonton USD 2007030300 Pending

Pomona USD 2005070523 Reversed

Pomona USD 2006010049 Reversed in Part36

Poway USD 2005120568, 2005120386, 2005090003, 2005090004

Upheld

Poway USD 2006090433, 2006120311 Pending

Poway USD 2005080077 Pending

Redlands USD 2006100159 Pending

Reed Union SD 2006020660 Settled

Rialto USD 2006080715 Pending

Ripon USD 2007020741 Pending

Riverside USD 2005110775 Upheld

Riverside USD 2007090403 Pending

Rocklin USD 2006110278 Upheld

Saddleback Valley USD 2005070193 Dismissed

San Diego 2007010848 Pending

San Diego USD 2006020294, 2006040313 Dismissed

San Diego USD 2005100882 Upheld

San Diego USD 2007110823 Pending

San Dieguito Union 2006020562 Settled

San Francisco USD 2006070837 Settled

San Francisco USD 2006100345 Pending

San Luis Coastal USD 2007010836 Dismissed

San Mateo UHSD 2006070550 Upheld

San Rafael City HSD 2007050679 Dismissed

San Ramon Valley 2005071031 Upheld

San Ramon Valley 2005071032 Withdrawn

36 The court reversed only as to reimbursement and ordered the District to pay the costs of an independent evaluation and private therapy program.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 District: Case Number: Appeal Outcome: San Ramon Valley 2006050839 Withdrawn

San Ramon Valley USD 2005110307 Dismissed

San Ramon Valley USD 2005071023 Settled

San Ramon Valley USD 2005070815 Settled

Santa Ana USD 2005090037 Upheld

Santa Ana USD 2005090037 Upheld

Santa Barbara COE 2005071043 Dismissed

Santa Maria JUHSD 2006070104 Pending

Santa Monica-Malibu 2006060902 Reversed

Santa Monica-Malibu 2007050008 Pending

Sequoia Union HSD 2006120087 Dismissed

Simi Valley USD 2006090233 Upheld

Simi Valley USD 2007030879 Pending

Snowline JUSD 2005100716 Settled

Solana Beach 2007070255 Pending

Sylvan UESD 2006030058 Remanded

Temecula Valley USD 2005070197 Dismissed

Temecula Valley USD 2008060431 Dismissed

Temecula Valley USD 2007050302 Pending

Torrance USD 2005110591 Upheld

Torrance USD 2007010830 Remanded

Torrance USD 2006030068 Settled

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Yucaipa-Calimesa JUSD 2005070683 Dismissed


MEDIATION AND HEARING EVALUATIONS Under its contract with CDE, OAH is required to send evaluations to all parties attending mediations and hearings. The evaluations contain a 1 through 5 rating scale, with 1 being Poor/Very dissatisfied and 5 being Excellent/extremely satisfied. The evaluations ask the parties to evaluate the mediation, the administrative law judge and OAH in general. This quarter, 249 mediation evaluations were returned to OAH. Evaluations were completed by parents (61 cases), legal counsel for parents (18 cases), parent advocates (4 cases) school district representatives (77 cases), and legal counsel for district (24 cases). In 65 cases, the evaluator did not indicate their role in the mediation.

OVERALL AVERAGE MEDIATION RATING – 4.44

This quarter, 30 hearing evaluations were returned to OAH. Evaluations were completed by parents (three cases), legal counsel for parents (two cases), parent advocate (one case), school district representatives (eight cases), and legal counsel for district (five cases). In 11 cases, the evaluator did not indicate their role in the hearing.

OVERALL AVERAGE HEARING RATING – 4.16

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Year to Date Average

Punctual in starting the hearing 4.65 4.5 4.58 Well-prepared for the hearing 4.35 4.5 4.43 Courteous to the participants 4.52 4.54 4.53 Attentive to testimony and arguments 4.35 4.27 4.31 Careful in making the record 4.35 4.38 4.26 Allowed the parties to explain their case 4.17 4.35 4.26 Efficient in the use of hearing time 4.43 4.42 4.43

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4

Year to Date Average

Started mediation on time 4.48 4.25 4.37 Explained Satisfactorily the mediation process 4.56 4.40 4.48 Was well prepared for mediation 4.54 4.34 4.44 Directed the mediation process effectively 4.47 4.28 4.38 Facilitated discussions between the parties 4.41 4.23 4.32 Remained neutral through the mediation 4.52 4.32 4.42 Maintained the confidentiality of the parties 4.50 4.51 4.51 Acted in a courteous and respectful manner 4.71 4.69 4.70 Exhibited knowledge of special education law 4.44 4.26 4.35 Average 4.51 4.36 4.44

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Year to Date

Average Avoided apparent bias based upon gender, race, or ethnicity

4.52 4.20 4.36

Treated all participants professionally and fairly 4.52 4.36 4.44 Avoided over-familiarity with the school district 4.43 4.00 4.22 Avoided over-familiarity with the parents 4.52 4.00 4.26 Did not pre-judge the case 3.91 3.76 3.84 Did not allow personal beliefs to influence the outcome

3.22 3.45 3.34

Did not permit ex parte contacts 4.39 3.80 4.10 Exerted control during the hearing 4.48 4.42 4.45 Exhibited knowledge of special education law 4.22 3.85 4.04 Applied rules of procedure appropriately 4.17 4.15 4.16 Applied rules of evidence appropriately 4.09 3.92 4.01 Decided the case based upon the evidence 3.96 3.69 3.83 Prepared a Decisions that resolved each issue presented

4.26 3.96 4.11

Prepared a decision that was clear and concise 4.22 4.04 4.13 Average 4.27 4.12 4.20 The chart below reflects a breakdown by district of student-filed cases this quarter.37

School District Acalanes Union High S.D. Description Matters

Student DPH with Mediation 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Alameda City U.S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Alhambra Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Alta Loma Elementary S. D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Alvord Unified S.D. Description Matters

37 This section reports items G.3.d.(16) of the scope of work.

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Student DPH with Mediation 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Anaheim City S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Anaheim Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Antelope Valley Union H.S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Apple Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


Student DPH without Mediation 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Arcadia Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Arvin Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Bakersfield City S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Bellflower Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Belmont-Redwood Shores Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Benicia Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Berkeley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4

Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Beverly Hills Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Bonsall Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Brea-Olinda Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Buckeye Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Burbank Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Burlingame Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Cabrillo Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Calaveras SELPA Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 California Department of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Campbell Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Capistrano Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 7 Celerity Troika Charter School Description Matters



TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Chaffey Joint Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Chino Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Coachella Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Compton Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Corona-Norco Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 COUNTY OF SAN DIEGO MENTAL HEALTH Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Covina-Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Culver City Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Cupertino Union S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Davis Joint Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Desert Sands Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Dixie Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Downey Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 East Side Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 East Whittier City E.S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 El Rancho Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Elk Grove Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Escondido Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Etiwanda Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Eureka Union S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Folsom Cordova Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Fremont Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Fresno Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Fullerton Joint Union High S.D.


Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Garden Grove Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Glendora Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Golden Feather Union Elementry S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Grossmont Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Hacienda la Puente Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Hayward Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 High Tech High North County Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Inglewood Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 5 Irvine Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 John Swett Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Kenter Canyon Charter Elementary School Description Matters



Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Kern County Superintendent of Schools Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Konocti Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 La Honda-Pescadero Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 La Mesa-Spring Valley S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Lafayette Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Larkspur S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Lawndale Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Long Beach Unified School District Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Los Angeles County Mental Health Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Los Angeles County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Los Angeles Unified S.D. Description Matters



TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 181 Lynwood Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Manhattan Beach Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Manteca Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Menifee Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Menlo Park City Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Milpitas Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Montebello Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Moreland Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Moreno Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Morgan Hill Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Mountain View Whisman S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Mountain View-Los Altos Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Mt. Diablo Unified S.D.


Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Murrieta Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Natomas Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Nevada Joint Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Newport-Mesa Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 North Sacramento Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Norwalk-La Mirada Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Novato Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Oakland Unified S.D. Description Matters


Student Dual 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Oceanside Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Orange County Health Care Agency Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 Orange Unified S.D. Description Matters



TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Pacifica S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Pajaro Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Palisades Charter H.S. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Palmdale Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Palo Alto Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Palo Verde Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Pasadena Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Perris Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Piedmont City Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Pittsburg Unified S.D. Description Matters

Student Dual 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Pomona Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Poway U.S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Puente Hills SELPA Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Ravenswood City Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Redlands Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Redondo Beach Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Reed Union School District Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Rescue Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Rialto Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Ripon Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Riverside County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Riverside Unified S.D.


Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Rocklin Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Rosedale Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Roseville City Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Roseville Joint Union High S. D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Ross Valley School District Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Sacramento City Unified S.D. Description Matters


Student Dual 1

TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Sacramento County Children’s Case Management Services Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Sacramento County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Saddleback Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Bruno Park Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Diego County Office of Education Description Matters



TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Diego Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 12 San Dieguito Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Francisco Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 6 San Jose Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Juan Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 San Mateo Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 San Mateo-Foster City Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 San Ramon Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 3 Santa Ana Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Santa Barbara School Districts Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Santa Clara County Mental Health Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Santa Clara County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Santa Clara Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Santa Cruz City Schools Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Santa Monica-Malibu Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 4 SBE - New West Charter Middle Schol Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Sequoia Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Shasta County Mental Health Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Shasta Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Simi Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Solano County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 South Bay Union Elementary SD [IMPERIAL BEACH] Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 South Pasadena Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 South San Francisco Unified S.D.


Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 South Whittier E.S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Southwest SELPA Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 St. Helena Unified SD Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Stanislaus County Office of Education Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Stanislaus County SELPA Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Sweetwater Union High S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Sylvan Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Taft City S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Temecula Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Torrance Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 5 Twin Rivers Unified S.D. Description Matters



Quarterly Report – 2nd Quarter Fiscal Year 2008-2009 January 30, 2009 Union Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Val Verde Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Vallejo City Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Visalia Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Vista Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Walnut Valley Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 West Contra Costa Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Westside Union S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Whittier City Elementary S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Windsor Unified S.D. Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 1 Yolo County Department of Alcohol, Drug, and Mental Health Services Description Matters


TOTAL MATTER TYPES BY DISTRICT 2 Yuba City Unified S.D. Description Matters


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