Bridges v. Spartanburg County School District Two Where the student was receiving personalized instruction and services tailored to meet his educational needs, he received passing grades in the general educational curriculum on the diploma tract, and he continually advanced from grade to grade, the student’s individualized education program was reasonably calculated to enable him to receive educational benefits.
The school district’s summary judgment motion is granted.
Stinney v. Sumter School District 17. (Lawyers Weekly No. 010-026-11, 3 pp.) (Jean Hoefer Toal, Ch.J.) Appealed from Sumter County Circuit Court. (R. Ferrel Cothran Jr., J.) On writ of certiorari to the Court of Appeals. S.C. S. Ct. Click here for the full text of the opinion. Holding: Even though plaintiffs chose not to [...]
Henry-Davenport v. Fairfield County. S.C. Code Ann. § 59-24-15 does not afford a certified educator employed as an administrator the rights available under the Teacher Employment and Dismissal Act when she is denied a hearing to . . .
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