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G.D. v. Westmoreland School District
1991.C01.40553 930 F.2D 942
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This appeal arises from the district courts grant of summary judgment to defendant Westmoreland (New Hampshire) School District ("Westmoreland"). The district court upheld the finding of a New Hampshire Department of Education hearing officer that G.D., an educationally handicapped child living within the school district, had received an appropriate Individual Education Plan ("IEP") for the 1988-89 school year and that the IEP, which recommended that G.D. continue his education in the Westmoreland public schools, constituted a free appropriate public education ("FAPE"). We affirm summary judgment for Westmoreland, upholding both the district court and the administrative finding.