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The document outlines the findings and recommendations regarding a federal complaint filed by a parent against Jefferson County Schools for failing to provide curb-to-curb transportation for her son, a student with disabilities. The investigation confirmed that the District temporarily violated the Individuals With Disabilities Education Act due to construction-related access issues but resolved the situation within three weeks. The conclusion states that this technical violation did not constitute a failure to provide a free appropriate public education, and no remedial action is required.

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How to file a complaint against a school in Colorado?

For these concerns, please contact the Office for Civil Rights at 303-844-5695 or OCR.Denver@ed.gov. Describe each problem/concern (alleged violation), what happened (supporting facts), and how the school can fix the problem/concern (proposed resolution). See the examples below.

What is the most common complaint about school?

A look at some common complaints of school-going children and how to tackle them would be of help. School is boring School is not child-friendly School is tough School is work, work and work School has too many rules School has surprise tests School holds parent-teacher meetings

How to file a complaint with the Colorado Department of education?

The filing party must submit a written complaint by mail or hand-delivery to both the CDE and the special education director of the involved school district, BOCES, or State Operated Program. The CDE does not currently accept state complaints by e-mail.

How do I complain about a local school?

If you have a complaint, submit it in writing to your school, district, or county office of education, following the governing board policies and procedures. The local governing board has ultimate authority over many subjects, including: hiring and evaluation of staff.

How to file a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission consumer protection?

File your on-line complaint with the FTC or call in your complaint at (888) 382-1222 (same as registration toll-free number). For hearing impaired, the TTY complaint line is (866) 290-4236.

Can you sue a school in Colorado?

Before filing a lawsuit against a school district, the injured parent or student must file a claim against it. A claim must be presented within 180 days of the injury or after the date of the discovery of the injury to the governmental entity in charge of Colorado schools.

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