Education Law

Stinging Back Over Tom F.

By Charles Fox

I am glad the folks over at NSBA's BoardBuzz have a good sense of humor over my criticisms of their commentary of the Tom F. case. They 'stung' back today with a response to yesterday's blog. My only responses to their comment is that district's do not have to pay for an out of district placement if they meet the relatively low standard of Rowley, and unilateralism on the part of schools, more often than not, leads to conflict (and yes, some parents are at fault in this regard). Most parents undeniably chose this risky and tough road only as a last not a first resort.

Full post as published by Special Education Law Blog on October 11, 2007 (boomark / email).