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Home > Seminars & Training > Wrightslaw Special Education Law & Advocacy Boot Camp, Portland, ME (April 30 - May 1, 2010) |
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Wrightslaw
Special Education Law & Advocacy Boot Camp
with Peter Wright, Esq. and Pamela Darr Wright Portland, Maine , April 30 - May 1, 2010 This
two-day Special Education Law & Advocacy Boot Camp,
a Wrightslaw
training program with Pete
Wright and Pam
Wright, is being sponsored by the
Maine Parent Federation, LDA
of Maine and Southern Maine Parent
Awareness.
Program Description Participants will learn about changes in IDEA 2004 including:
Participants will learn about requirements in No Child Left Behind including:
Participants will also learn how to:
*Couples
receive one set of books. Your
registration includes continental breakfast and lunch, break refreshments,
Wrightslaw:
Special Education Law, 2nd Edition, Wrightslaw:
From Emotions to Advocacy, Second Edition and Wrightslaw:
All About IEPs ($63.00 combined retail value). Participants will
also receive a copy of Chapter 101: Maine Unified Special Education
Regulation Birth to Age Twenty. Questions?
For more information, visit http://www.mpf.org,
call MPF at (800) 870-7746 or by email to psteeves@mpf.org. Wrightslaw programs often fill up early - don't miss out! Register today!
Directions Keeley the Katerer, 178 Warren Avenue, Portland, ME 04103. From Maine Turpike I-95: Traveling north or south, take Exit 48. Turn right onto Riverside Street. At second light, turn right onto Warren Avenue. You'll find Keeley's one mile down on the right. From I-295: Traveling north or south, take Exit 6B. Follow Forest Avenue north for 2.5 miles. You'll see McDonald's on your left. At the next light, turn left onto Warren Avenue. You'll find Keeley's 1/4 mile down on the left. Click here for directions from MapQuest. Parking Parking is free and available onsite. Airports The
Portland International Jetport Airport is approximately 4.6 miles from the conference location. Accommodations
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