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OCR: school discriminated against student with service dog

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Discrimination was identified against a student with a service dog by Whatcom Intergenerational School.
OCR's ruling highlights the need for better policies regarding service animals in educational settings.
Assessment involved reviewing the school's compliance with regulations related to service animals.
This finding emphasizes the importance of protecting the rights of students with disabilities.

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OCR finds discrimination against student with service dog at Whatcom Intergenerational School, implying policy changes may be needed.

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Case name: Letter re: Whatcom Intergenerational School , No. 10231282 (OCR 06/27/25).

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68af55d1ad7bf08b1eadc3a1 https://doi.org/10.1002/dhe.32044

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