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The allegations to be decided were whether the student’s misconduct violated the Bland ISD code of conduct, whether the ARD (Admissions, Review, and Dismissal) committee’s decision was involved when requiring the student to go to DAEP. The ARD process is a meeting between teachers, staff, and parents that help determine the IEP or Individualized Education Plan for the student. In the summary judgement is was determined that the IDEA does not dictate the code of conduct, that is regulated by individual school districts. The parents/guardians did not have enough proof that ARD, the IEP, or school district did not properly execute their policies regarding the code of conduct, and a further hearing was denied.
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