A developmentally disabled woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by a staff member at the West Valley-Mission Community College District in Santa Clara has reached a settlement with the school for $7.6 million, her attorneys announced on Wednesday.
Raymond Ruiz, 70, of San Jose, was an instructional aide in the program for students with disabilities at the school and is accused of sexually assaulting the plaintiff, according to Mark Boskovich, the civil attorney in the case. Boskovich also accuses Ruiz's wife of covering up her husband's behavior since she was the co-director of the disability program.
When the parents of the student with Down syndrome pulled her from the program, lawyers allege that both Ruiz and his wife called her a liar. Further, Doe's attorneys allege that no one in the program reported the sexual battery to Adult Protective Services, which as mandated reporters they were required to do.
Mission College acknowledged the settlement on Tuesday, saying that it"takes seriously" the school's commitment to safety and"failed in this case." Mission College says that the bulk of the six-figure payout will come largely through the college's insurance.
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