Special Education Law and Advocacy
“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 →
Attention EFMP Military Families! We need your help! Your story matters, so please, tell us your story. Do you have a story about your special education experience to share? Now Continue Reading →
When you attend IEP meetings, you represent your child’s interests. Your goals are to: negotiate with the school obtain quality special education services for your child build healthy working relationships Continue Reading →
Space Available! Register Today! Registrants receive lunch on-site, snacks, a Wrightslaw highlighter pen and the three Wrightslaw books which retail for $62.85 – Wrightslaw: Special Education Law, 2nd Edition, Wrightslaw: Continue Reading →
Effective advocacy comes from research, planning, and preparation. When you know a meeting is scheduled, it is time to prepare. If you need help, use the following list as a Continue Reading →
In my state, it is illegal to record people without their permission. Is there an exception for students with disabilities who need to record class lectures for education purposes? Many students Continue Reading →
If you cannot attend a live training, the one-day Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Program is available as an Immediate Download. You can learn about the law and acquire Continue Reading →
Secretary DeVos Makes Clear Federal Funds can be Used to Support Dual Enrollment, Postsecondary Options for Students and Youth with Disabilities On September 17, 2019, U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy Continue Reading →
