Special Education Law and Advocacy
New statistics show that in 2011-12, at least 70,000 students were subjected to physical restraint, and 37,000, to isolated seclusion. The statistics were released this Spring as part of the Continue Reading →
Are you interested in saving money? I’m sure you answered yes! Then… you will be interested in Wrightslaw’s Scratch and Dent Sale! Books are in great condition! Benefit from overstocks! Continue Reading →
One of the most controversial posts we’ve published on the Wrightslaw Way Blog was “Do You Know Who is Providing Your Child’s Speech-Language Therapy?” (Blog Discussion Part 1) https://www.wrightslaw.com/blog/do-you-know-who-is-providing-your-childs-speech-language-therapy/ If Continue Reading →
The Arkansas Down Syndrome Association welcomes Pete Wright, Esq., to Little Rock. The April 26, 2014 Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training will be held at the Stephens Spine Continue Reading →
1. Does a general education teacher need to sit through an entire IEP, or just the portion that pertains to the child’s performance in the general education environment? 2. Continue Reading →
This April 10, 2014 Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training Conference, a Wrightslaw training program featuring Pete Wright, Esq., is being sponsored and organized by ParSEC Wisconsin, LLC. Co-sponsors Continue Reading →
Do you know how the U.S. stacks up in literacy and education? Find out at Literate Nation. The Nation’s Report Card affirms that: 4 percent of U.S. 8th grade students are Continue Reading →
Get Ready For IEP Season! 25% OFF SALE **plus** FREE Shipping on Orders of $50! Don’t delay! Sale ends tonight, March 20, 2014, at midnight. SAVE 25% on Wrightslaw Continue Reading →
There is still time to register for this Wrightslaw Training in Long Island! Thanks go out to sponsors, the Elija Foundation and Thivierge & Rothberg, PC for bringing Wrightslaw back Continue Reading →
– by guest blogger Kalman R. Hettleman, former member of the Baltimore school board, former state human resources secretary, and tireless advocate for children with disabilities. We encourage you to Continue Reading →
