Whether exhaustion of the administrative procedures provided by the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act is required when Plaintiffs seek relief not available under the IDEA for non-IDEA claims

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW e Whether exhaustion of the administrative procedures provided by the Individuals with Disabilities in Education Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1415(), is required when Plaintiffs seek relief not available under the IDEA for non-IDEA claims that have been determined to involve a denial of a free appropriate public education. e Whether the established futility exception to the IDEA’s exhaustion requirements applies, where Plaintiff has attained all relief available under the IDEA and seeks only relief not available under the IDEA for violations under related (non-IDEA) provisions of law. e Whether Petitioners met the IDEA’s exhaustion requirement by filing a due process complaint and entering into a written settlement agreement with the respective local educational agency.