The family of a young disabled boy who was not allowed to bring a service dog with him to school has been compensated $35,000 by the school as part of a settlement agreement for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act.
The child attended the Learning Clinic in Brooklyn, Conn., a private school that offers educational and clinical services through residential boarding and day school programs.
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