Initiated by Parent 2025

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The document is a final order from the Florida Division of Administrative Hearings regarding a due process hearing initiated by a parent against the Broward County School Board. The case centers on whether the school board provided an appropriate Extended School Year (ESY) placement for a child with autism, ensuring access to a free appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment. The hearing officer, Patricia M. Hart, concluded that while there were deficiencies in the implementation of the ESY IEP, these did not amount to a denial of educational benefits. The request for compensatory education was ultimately denied.

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