Ill. Admin. Code tit. 89, § 828.100 - Decision of the Hearing Officer
a) Within 10 days after the conclusion of the
hearing, the hearing officer shall issue a written decision that sets forth the
issues in dispute, the findings of fact based upon the evidence and testimony
presented, and the hearing officer's conclusions of law and orders. The hearing
officer shall determine whether the evidence establishes that the student has
needs that require special education services and, if so, whether the services
proposed or provided by the School are appropriate given the student's
identified needs.
b) The hearing
officer's decision shall be sent by certified mail to the involved parties. The
decision shall be translated into the native language of the parents or
guardians if their primary language is other than English.
c) The written decision shall be binding upon
the parties unless a party aggrieved by the decision commences a civil action
as provided in Section 14-8.02a(i) of the School Code. A filing of a civil
action shall act as a supersedeas, and implementation of the hearing officer's
decision shall be stayed pending judicial review.
d) The hearing decision, if not appealed
pursuant to subsection (c), shall be enforced by the School.
Notes
Amended at 37 Ill. Reg. 6358, effective April 25, 2013
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