<p>A staffmember of an applicable agency sent me just a few cases (including copy of a settlement agreement against a boarding school) but offered to find more. The cases she sent me did not include one like you are referring to. I do have familiarity, however, that when/if a complaint is filed with OCR with an allegation that a school has a pattern and practice of denying admission due to disability or accommodation needs, then OCR will audit the admissions records in order to see if a disproportionate number of applicants with disabilities or who requested certain accommodations were denied; if it is disproportionate (ie., if 90 percent of all applicants are denied but 99 percent of those with disabilities or certain accommodation needs are denied) – and if the stats make it look like that, such often will make OCR conclude there is discriminatory practice occurring. Even if that is not found, we may assume that after being investigated, the school will make more effort to make sure it does not discriminate because they will be made quite aware of the law at that point.</p>