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2021 Conference on Education Law for Principals
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Presentations on current legal issues of particular concern to:
- school principals & other campus-level personnel
- superintendents
- school board members
- school attorneys
- district administrators
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2021 Conference on Education Law for Principals
Jim Walsh
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, P.C.
Supreme Court Considers Limits on Discipline for Student Use of Social Media
Wednesday, June 9, 10 am CDT
Can school districts constitutionally discipline students for their social media posts? The US Supreme Court is set to consider this issue in a case out of Pennsylvania that will impact how schools around the country deal with student use of social media. The case, B.L. v. Mahanoy Area School District, will be heard in April and Jim Walsh of the Walsh Gallegos law firm will provide the latest developments.
Lynn Rossi Scott
Brackett & Ellis
COVID-Related Personnel Issues and How to Handle Them
Wednesday, June 9, 11 am CDT
The push to educate students in the classroom during the pandemic has created significant personnel challenges for school administrators. Lynn Rossi Scott of Brackett & Ellis will highlight prevailing personnel dilemmas arising from the COVID pandemic.
Jim Walsh
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, P.C.
New Legislation Impacting School Administration
Thursday, June 10, 10 am CDT
The Legislature is in town and with that comes a host of bills regarding public education. Jim Walsh of Walsh Gallegos will provide a rundown of what bills made the cut and how they will impact school administration in the upcoming school year.
Ellen Spalding
Karczewski, Bradshaw, Spalding
Revising Title IX Regulations: What We Know Now
Thursday, June 10, 11 am CDT
The Biden administration has vowed to reverse the prior administration’s Title IX policies and has ordered the Department of Education to review federal guidance on protecting victims of sexual harassment. Ellen Spalding of Karczewski Bradshaw Spalding will provide insight into what changes can be expected and how to proceed in the coming school year.
Morgan Beam
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, P.C.
Legal Issues Related to School Dress Codes
Monday, June 14, 10 am CDT
School dress codes are often designed to create an environment more conducive to learning. However, some consider dress codes to be discriminatory. Learn more about the legal issues related to student dress code policies from Morgan Beam of the Walsh Gallegos law firm.
David Hodgins
Thompson & Horton
2021 Student Discipline Update
Monday, June 14, 11 am CDT
Always entertaining and informative, David Hodgins of Thompson & Horton will provide the 2021 legal update on student discipline, including any changes by the Texas Legislature this session.
A Special Panel Discussion: What the Principal Needs to Know About Special Education
Tuesday, June 15, 10 am CDT
While schools begin to regain normalcy, the pandemic will be felt in special education departments long after schools resume regular class schedules. Don’t miss our panel of attorneys, Amanda Bigbee, Keller ISD General Counsel, Andrew Tatgenhorst of Thompson & Horton, and Elvin Huston of Walsh Gallegos to discuss what principals need to know about special education.
Amanda Bigbee
General Counsel, Keller ISD
Andrew Tatgenhorst
Thompson & Horton
Elvin Huston
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, P.C.
