FRYE V. NAPOLEON COMMUNITY SCHOOLS – Decision – February 22, 2017
In this decision, the Supreme Court ruled (6 justices concurred in the opinion and 2 concurred with part of the opinion, but all agreed in the decision) that thecase
The case involved whether a school district violated the ADA rights of a student with a severe form of cerebral palsy to bring her trained service dog, as recommended by her pediatrician, to school. The school district refused to let her bring her service dog, citing that the school was providing one-to-one support for the girl throughout the day. The district said that the dog was “superfluous” because“… all of E.F’s physical and academic needs were being met through the ‘services/programs/
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