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Western Oregon University to comply with OCR Ruling on Voluntary Resolution Agreement
5.26.2009
The U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights (OCR) is ceasing its
investigation of the above-referenced case based on the enclosed Voluntary Resolution Agreement (agreement) signed by the president of Western Oregon University (university), on May 22,2009. OCR and the university developed this agreement in response to the allegations contained in this complaint.The university's implementation of the agreement will resolve the allegations that OCR accepted for resolution. Our closure of this case is contingent on the university's successful completion of the requirements of the agreement, which includes monitoring provisions. Under the monitoring provisions, the university will provide OCR with its final compliance report by September 30, 2009.
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Lana L. Traynor, LLC, Attorney at Law, is an education attorney based in Portland and licensed in Oregon, Washington and California. Ms. Traynor works with special education and special needs students and their families across all levels of education including representation at IEP meetings, representation of students with special needs including regular education students with disciplinary issues, college students on scholarship, graduate students facing disciplinary action or expulsion, and disabled students.