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San Dieguito Union High trustees approve compromise agreements in three special‑education OAH cases

San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees · March 1, 2026
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Summary

In a closed‑session report the board said it approved compromise agreements resolving three Office of Administrative Hearings special‑education cases, providing compensatory education and attorney fees in exchange for mutual waivers. The actions were reported when the meeting reconvened at 6:08 PM.

The San Dieguito Union High School District Board of Trustees reported that it approved compromise agreements settling three Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) special‑education cases, including OAH Case Nos. 2025050038, 2025040616 and 2025050565.

Trustee Phan Anderson moved to approve the agreements and Trustee Rimga Viskanta seconded. According to the report out following closed session, the agreements provide compensatory education and attorney fees in exchange for mutual waivers of claims. The Board recorded the vote as 5–0 in favor.

Associate Superintendent and district staff briefed the Board in closed session under Government Code sections 54957 and 54956.9. The Board reported the settlement actions to the public when it reconvened at 6:08 PM.

The motions resolve discrete disputes about special‑education supports and services, according to the report out; the agreements include specific compensatory‑services provisions and payment of attorney’s fees as part of the compromise. The district did not provide additional implementation dates or public details about the compensatory services in the meeting record.

No public speaker cited additional facts about the specific settlements during the open meeting report out. The Board took no further public action on the cases at the Sept. 11 meeting.