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2011 Hearing Decision Statistics

A total of 99 special education disputes were heard by California’s Office of Administrative Hearings in 2011. The following tables show the outcomes of those hearings sorted by:

  • Prevailing Party
  • Administrative Law Judges by Prevailing Party
  • Prevailing Party by Student’s Representation

Hearing Decisions by Prevailing Party

This table shows the number hearing decisions sorted by prevailing party followed by its percentage of the total number of hearing decisions.

Student Prevailed 14 14%
Split Decision 20 20%
LEA* Prevailed 65 66%
Total 99

Hearing Decisions by Administrative Law Judges

This table shows the decisions by name of administrative law judges (ALJs) and the number of decisions showing which party prevailed.

Administrative Law Judge LEA* Prevailed Split Decision Student Prevailed
Adeniyi A. Ayoade
3
-
1
Adrienne L. Krikorian
3
1
1
Bob N. Varma
-
-
1
Carla L. Garrett
5
-
-
Charles Marson
3
1
1
Clara L. Slifkin
2
1
-
Clifford H. Woosley
3
2
1
Darrell Lepkowsky
4
2
-
Deborah Myers-Cregar
3
-
-
Deidre L. Johnson
-
4
-
Eileen M. Cohn
4
-
1
Elsa H. Jones
4
-
1
Gary A. Geren
4
-
1
Glynda B. Gomez
3
-
-
Judith Pasewark
3
1
1
June R. Lehman
1
1
-
Michael G. Barth
2
1
-
Peter Paul Castillo
2
2
1
Rebecca Freie
2
2
-
Richard T. Breen
1
-
1
Robert Helfand
4
-
1
Stella L. Owens-Murrell
4
1
-
Susan Ruff
3
1
2
Timothy L. Newlove
2
-
-
Totals
65
20
14

*Refers to any Local Education Agency (LEA) such as a school district, County Office of Education, County Mental Health, Charter School, etc.

Hearing Decisions by Student’s Representation

This table shows the hearing decisions sorted by prevailing party and the student’s representation.

Student’s Representation
Advocate
Attorney
Parent
None
Totals
District Prevailed
5
33
19
8
65
Split Decision
1
15
3
1
20
Student Prevailed
-
13
1
-
14
Totals
6
61
23
9
99

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