At 69th street you can transfer over to the Market Frankford Line which brings you to Center City.
It is also an option to take routes 104, 112, or 123 to 69th street from the Manoa Shopping Center. Amtrak Regional Rail line the R3 and R5 go directly into the city from Haverford Township. It is also very easy to take public transportation, SEPTA, into the city whether it be by train or bus. 25-minute drive from Philadelphia -follow Walnut St.Parts of Haverford, Ardmore, and Bryn Mawr are located in Lower Merion Township. Because of events explained in the Procedural History the relevant period addressed in this decision is from Jto the present.Haverford Township is made up of Havertown, and different sections of Bryn Mawr, Drexel Hill, and Ardmore.
Student began attending District schools in 4th grade but has been educated at home at the Parents’ choice since March 13, 2009. The District maintains that at all times Student was provided with FAPE, that Student was not discriminated against, that the Parents were offered meaningful participation and that it did not engage in retaliation. The Parents also assert that the District has denied them meaningful participation in Student’s program and has engaged in retaliation. The Parents assert that Student was denied a free appropriate public education under the IDEA and suffered discrimination under Section 504 and is therefore entitled to appropriate remedies. Student1 is a late teen-aged resident of the District who is eligible for special education pursuant to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act 2 under the classification of Intellectual Disability, and consequently a protected handicapped individual under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 ,3 as well as the federal and state regulations implementing those statutes.
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