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January 11, 2010 On January 11, 2010, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California, along with Public Counsel and Disability Rights Legal Center, filed suit against Camp Challenger Center School (Challenger); the Los Angeles County Office of Education; the Los Angeles County Office of Education Division of Juvenile Court Schools; and the Los Angeles County Probation Department for failing to provide adequate education services to youths detained at the Challenger Memorial Youth Center. Among other allegations, the plaintiffs alleged that the county failed to ensure that students were assessed for learning disabilities or other special needs. Download the . . .

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Market Intelligence Resource | January 11, 2010

Casey A., et al., v. Robles, et al., Case Number CV10-00192-GHX

January 11, 2010 On January 11, 2010, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Southern California, along with Public Counsel and Disability Rights Legal Center, filed suit against Camp Challenger Center School (Challenger); the Los Angeles County Office of Education; the Los Angeles County Office of Education Division of Juvenile Court Schools; and the Los Angeles County Probation Department for failing to provide adequate education services to youths detained at the Challenger Memorial Youth Center. Among other allegations, the plaintiffs alleged that the county failed to ensure that students were assessed for learning disabilities or other special needs. Download the . . .

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