After quite some time the issue of the legality of the service dog a Long Island, N.Y. school district finally came to court before the Federal Court. The court heard presentations of both sides and will make a ruling at a future date. From the news accounts it did not sound like either side took the high road in argumentation which unfortunately has been one of the hallmarks of this case.
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It seems the school district didn't want to set a precedent by allowing this dog in school
Posted by: Service Dogs | November 23, 2009 at 02:00 PM