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Alert - Wrightslaw Program in Phoenix, Arizona on April 1-2, 2005! Please join Pete and Pam Wright for a two-day Special Education Law and Advocacy Boot Camp in sunny Arizona on Friday, April 1 and Saturday, April 2, 2005. You will learn about: * Special
education laws, rights and responsibilities This
program is designed to meet the needs of parents, educators, health
care providers, advocates, and attorneys who represent children with
disabilities regarding special education, and is not disability specific. Note:
If you live in the west or southwest, you may want to take advantage
of this opportunity. Except for Hawaii,
this is the last Wrightslaw program scheduled for west of the Mississippi
in 2005. (See Sun Therapy & Cheap Seats) Registration "What a marvelous conference! I often leave these programs angry and/or guilty because of all the things that were done or not done. This time I left encouraged, inspired and armed!" - Linda from Maryland The program will be held at the Glendale Civic Center. Details. Registration
Fee:The fee for this two-day program is $175 for parents;
$185 for educators with CEUs; $185 for attorneys with CLEs; and $175
for others.
Register by Mail Sun Therapy & Cheap Seats Weary of winter? The Phoenix area is often called the Valley of the Sun. The 300-plus days of sunshine a year are a powerful attraction. In winter, the Valley of the Sun shines. While most of the country is freezing (or just beginning to thaw out), the valley is usually sunny and warm. Pam checked
Travelocity for some sample
fares: Wrightslaw Seminars & Training Programs To learn
when we are scheduled to come to your area, please visit the seminars
& schedule page. What People Are Saying . . . "Your
boot camp was the most useful CLE I've ever attended. CLEs are notoriously
boring and unpleasant. Your program was neither and I learned a lot,
even as an experienced practitioner in the field." - Rob
Mead, KU Wheat Law Library Subscription & Contact Info The
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Contact Info Pete
and Pam Wright
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