A mother is suing a Colorado school district after her disabled son broke both legs in a wheelchair accident at Rocky Mountain Elementary, alleging the district failed to notify her promptly and provide proper care. The 12-year-old, who has significant disabilities and requires mobility aids, suffered fractures after losing control on a ramp. The lawsuit accuses the school of denying accommodations and supervision for the boy’s disability, highlighting a broader issue of equal access to education for disabled students. The incident, occurring in May 2022, underscores concerns about the school’s handling of the situation and its duty to ensure student safety and support.
