Join Pete Wright, Esq. and The Autism Resource Center of Central Massachusetts for this 6 hour Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training.
One-day special education law and advocacy programs focus on four areas:
* special education law, rights and responsibilities
* tests and measurements to measure progress & regression
* SMART IEPs
* introduction to tactics & strategies for effective advocacy
Wrightslaw programs are designed to meet the needs of parents, educators, health care providers, advocates and attorneys who represent children with disabilities regarding special education. The program is not disability specific. Visit the schedule page for all Wrightslaw conference locations.
Yes thank you I have gone to the
Nevada Advocacy and Law Center . they could not help.
I may need to home school.
Is it possible that a child with special need will be wrongfully accused if he is not welcome in the classroom OR if certain class mates do not like this child . Let’s say the other classmates wrote a written statesmen to the sheriff’s dept. stating that he special needs child said he wanted to kill some one. The child with special need was not given the right to make a written statement.
Or his witness .
Where may I find legal advice please???
Patrice – You may be able to use one of the following links to find legal advice in your specific area.
Select your state page from the Yellow Pages for Kids directory. http://www.yellowpagesforkids.com/help/states.htm
http://www.copaa.org/find-a-resource/find-an-attorney
http://www.education-a-must.com/advocates.html
The National Disability Rights Network previously maintained an attorney directory. This directory is no longer available, but you may want to contact the agency in your area for information and/or recommendations.
http://www.ndrn.org/en/ndrn-member-agencies.html