Special Education Law and Advocacy
Although our son is blind and autistic, physically he is able and he is compliant. The school agreed to APE on his IEP – but only 30 minutes a week. Continue Reading →
My son’s speech services have been discontinued. The principal of my school says I was “out voted” because there are more school staff than me as one parent. I’m sure Continue Reading →
Here’s an IEP special offer for you. Take 25% off your next Wrightslaw purchase. All Wrightslaw books, CD’s and Advocacy Supplies are included. SALE Tuesday, April 24 – Wednesday, May Continue Reading →
My school told me, “You are the expert at home and the district is the expert at school.” I did not agree to my daughter’s IEP. The district refused to Continue Reading →
Registration Ends Monday, April 23! Register Online Today! The Down Syndrome Association of Charlotte is sponsoring this one-day Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy Training on May 3, 2012. Hosted Continue Reading →
Headed to college? Worried about: getting accommodations, getting places on time, dealing with sensory issues in a new environment. Need advice on: staying healthy at school, good eating and sleeping Continue Reading →
Read more as teachers debate accommodations for students. Pete & Pam Wright and Advocate Pat Howey join the discussion. Take the poll – then click “read more” to add your Continue Reading →
In 2009 when Stephanie Enyart, a blind law school graduate, requested assistive tech to take the bar exam, the National Conference of Bar Examiners (NCBE) refused to give her the Continue Reading →
Don’t Miss Out! The Autism Association of Northeast Arkansas is hosting a Wrightslaw Special Education and Advocacy conference on Friday, April 13, 2012. Join Pete Wright at the Valley View Continue Reading →
I am a private psychologist. I completed an IEE, then turned in the report to the district and parents. We held an IEP meeting to review the results. Can the Continue Reading →
