How to Get a Service Dog Included in an IEP, Part 2
Did you know that there are many different types of denial of access to facilities? Tune in today and hear part two of the discussion on service pets. We hear about a case that went to the Supreme Court that specifically has to do with a Service Dogs. Going into a lawsuit should be the last thing a family should want to do unless absolutely needed, but we want you to be prepared in case you ever need the information! Tune into today’s show and learn more about this important case!
Show Highlights:
- Service dogs allowing access to facilities for people with disabilities
- Step 1 having the dog put into the IEP for a child
- Fry vs. Napoleon Supreme Court case background
- Where to file your complaint
- Listen to an oral argument from the attorney of the child is explaining his position
- You must exhaust administrative remedies
- Listen to a clip of questioning
- Example of denial of access
- Things to take into consideration when looking into students having their service dogs
- Going into a lawsuit should be the last thing a family should want/need to do
Resources Mentioned in the Show:
Fry v. Napoleon Community Schools - Supreme Court
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