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Tips to Navigate Virtual Schooling
Even virtually, students with special needs are still entitled to a free, appropriate education
How Title IX Changes Impact School Enforcement of Sexual Assault
New federal proposals call for districts to step up their training and reporting
The Difference Between Bullying and Harassment in Massachusetts
One falls under civil rights law, the other anti-bullying law. Here’s how it works.
Trainings and Dedicated Staff Are Crucial to School Investigations
A Massachusetts education attorney’s tips for investigating discrimination and harassment
The Laws Dealing with Special Education in New York
How parents can advocate for the education of a child with special needs
Do I Have to Reach a Collective Bargaining Agreement?
In Connecticut, public teachers cannot legally strike
Can My Special Needs Student be Suspended or Expelled?
“We shouldn’t punish kids for their disability”
How to Seek Academic Advancement for a Special Ed Student
Brighter IDEA: The Supreme Court has clarified standard of free, appropriate public education
An Overview on Education Law
U.S. law requires that every child be given access to an education