E-Newsletter Education Law Advocates, P.C. - Special Education Lawyers Attorneys West Chester Pennsylvania

Education Law Advocates, P.C.

E-Newsletter

Supreme Court hits two home runs for kids in June

The schools' use of confinement rooms: controversy; possible changes in the law and tips for parents

Service spotlight: Elks home Service program helps special-needs kids and parents

Parents' Most Frequently Asked Questions About Special Education

Information You Can Use In The Pa Education Regulations

"BECS" - Another Useful Source Of Special Education Information

The 5 Biggest "IEP" Mistakes Parents Make - And How to Avoid Them

Supreme Court Sends a Message on Peer-on-Peer Sexual Harassment at School

Graduation from High School Generally Ends Your Child's Right to Receive Special Education

Does a parent have the right to tape record an IEP meeting?

The new "policy" on bullying.

Did your IEP team meet the "ESY" deadline?

Can the School District Charge for Copies of Your Child's Records?

The NOREP: Prompt Action may be Required to Avoid Losing Important Legal Rights.

Food for Thought: Increasing Student Involvement in School Conferences

QUICK TIP: TWO GREAT WEBSITES

The "Statute of Limitations" under IDEA 2004 - What Every Parent Should Know.

Do You Need a Non-attorney, Education Advocate?

A Short History of Special Education Law - and the Parent as "Missing Link"

Use "Annotated" Forms to Better Understand Key Documents

How to Get What Your Child Needs Without Going to Due Process (Part II)

"CASSP" Services for Children with Emotional, Behavioral and Mental Health Problems

Special Education "Podcasts"

Four Quick Facts on Due Process in Pennsylvania

How to Get Needed Services at School and Avoid "Due Process"

"Fifteen Things about Me": Finding New Ways to Communicate with the School

Visiting your Child's Classroom

What You Need to Know about Evaluations and Reevaluations

Get Ready for School!

Estate Planning for your Special Needs Child

Extended School Year

Will Recent Changes in the State Regulations Affect You?

Step 1: Get Organized

Step 2: Learn the File

Step 3: Understand the IEP

Step 4: Plan for Success at the IEP Meeting

Special Education Deadlines, FAPE -- The Amy Rowley Story

Understanding Your Child's Test Results

School Discipline, Suspensions and Expulsions

The annotated IEP

Independent Educational Evaluations

Are You Connected?

Simple Advocacy Tools

You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include this copyright statement.

Copyright © 2010 by Education Law Advocates, P.C. All rights reserved. You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include this copyright statement.