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IDEA 2004 Training in St. Clairsville OH / Wheeling, WV on September 16, 2005 On
Friday, September 16, a special Wrightslaw
IDEA 2004 & NCLB program by Wayne
Steedman will be held in St. Clairsville, Ohio. In this six-hour
program, you will learn about changes to key provisions of IDEA
2004.
* Individualized Education Programs (IEPs),
IEP Teams, Transition, Measuring Progress
*
Evaluations, Reevaluations, Parental Consent, Independent Educational
Evaluations
* Discrepancy Formulas, Response to Intervention *
Assessments, Accommodations, Alternate Assessments
*
Procedural Safeguards, New Procedures & Timelines for Due Process
Hearings
You
will also learn about the No
Child Left Behind Act and Schaffer
v. Weast, the "burden of proof" case that may
shift the balance of power in IEP meetings and due process hearings.
Download
agenda. Download this Alert. This program is sponsored by the Augusta Levy Learning Center and the Bethany College Education Program. Registration Your registration fee includes the course book, Wrightslaw: IDEA 2004 (retail value: $14.95), continental breakfast, and lunch. You
will also receive a complimentary copy of 10
Tips: How to Use IDEA 2004 to Improve Education for Children with
Disabilities by Wayne
Steedman, Esq. Questions?
Call
Kathy Fuller at (304) 242-6722. Directions & Logistics The program will be held at the Hampton Inn in St. Clairsville, OH (I-70, Exit 218 Mall Road). This location is conveniently located 10 minutes from Wheeling, WV, 1 hour from Pittsburgh, PA (Pittsburgh International airport) and 1 hour, 45 minutes from Columbus, OH. Free
parking will be available at the conference location.
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