Patrick Navin v. Park Ridge School District 64, Fred Schroeder, and Sally Pryor

U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit · Decided 2001-11-06

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PER CURIAM. Patrick Navin, whose son J.P. Navin is enrolled in Park Ridge School District, disagrees with the way the school has addressed J.P.’s dyslexia. J.P.’s educational plan calls for 500 minutes of tutoring per week. Contending that the tutoring was being provided by a crossing guard supervisor with no skill (or at least no certification) in educating dyslexic youths, P…

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