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DECISIONDismissedCT SDE Case No. 04-0248

Student v. New Britain Board of Education

STATE OF CONNECTICUT

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Student v. New Britain Board of Education - CT SDE Case No. 04-0248

Case No. 04-0248

Student v. New Britain Board of Education

Appearing on Behalf of the Student: Student, Pro Se

Appearing on Behalf of the Board: Attorney Lawrence J. Campane Sullivan, Schoen, Campane & Connon, LLC 646 Prospect Avenue Hartford, CT 06105

Appearing before: Attorney Gail K. Mangs, Hearing Officer

The Student’s date of birth is December 9, 1974. The Student requested this hearing on her own behalf on July 27, 2004. In the request for hearing, the Student alleged acts by a teacher that, if proved true, would be evidence of that teacher having treated the Student in an unfair and prejudicial way but did not involve issues of special education. These alleged events occurred between 1989 and 1992. The prehearing conference was convened on August 20, 2004. During the prehearing conference, the Student confirmed that her request for hearing did not involve any special education issues nor was she seeking the kind of relief that would fall within the jurisdiction of a due process hearing officer. The jurisdiction of a due process hearing officer is confined to matters concerning special education (Connecticut General Statutes Section 10-76h(d)(1)). The Student was advised of alternate forums in which to pursue her claims.

Final Decision and Order:

This hearing is dismissed for lack of jurisdiction.