Special Education Law and Advocacy
Does a teacher or service provider have the right to refuse to be recorded during an IEP meeting? Is there caselaw or code that deals with this? An IEP meeting Continue Reading →
Get OSEP UPDATES – a monthly newsletter with the latest information from the Office of Special Education Programs. Stay informed with the latest news coming out of the Office of Continue Reading →
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The school sent us a “draft” Present Level of Performance for math and told us our feedback was welcome. We wrote our draft and sent it back to the school. Continue Reading →
Question: When are you coming to our city? Answer: If your city is not listed on our full schedule page, it will happen when you contact us and set up Continue Reading →
My son struggles to learn in school. In the past, he was behind but the school “moved him on.” His teacher says she sees success this year and believes my Continue Reading →
Two Wrightslaw trainings left in 2019! Register before they fill up! Reno, NV – Pete Wright, Esq., presents this one-day Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training on Thursday, December Continue Reading →
“In 2019, the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) administered the reading assessment to representative samples of fourth- and eighth-grade students in the nation, states, the District of Columbia, Department Continue Reading →
Do you know how your state special education regulations differ from IDEA? We cannot say it often enough. It is essential to read and know your state special education regulations. Continue Reading →
Don’t Miss the Early Bird Discount! This Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Conference, features Pete Wright, Esq., and is being sponsored by the Second Start/Newton Learning Center. Wrightslaw programs Continue Reading →
