ED311 & TCASE present
The Spring Webinar Series on Special Education Law
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The Spring Webinar Series on Special Education Law
7 Live and recorded webinars throughout the spring semester.
Join us live or watch the recordings at your convenience! Scroll down to see the full agenda.
All webinars begin at 10 am CST (75 minutes each).
Jim Walsh
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle
Top Ten Things School Leaders Need to Know About Special Education in 2021
Available now on demand.
Jim Walsh and Paula Maddox Roalson of the Walsh Gallegos Law Firm provide an insightful discussion on the Top Ten Things School Leaders Need to Know About Special Education in 2021.
Paula Maddox Roalson
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle
Jim Walsh
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle
A Conversation About Pending and Recent COVID-Related Court Cases
Available now on demand.
Jim Walsh of Walsh Gallegos and Jessica Witte of Thompson & Horton host A Conversation About Pending and Recent COVID-Related Court Cases. With COVID’s impact being felt at every school district, claims are starting to work their way through the legal system. Learn more about claims that are being raised against school districts related to students with disabilities.
Jessica Witte
Thompson & Horton
Dianna Bowen
Thompson & Horton
The New Normal: COVID-19 Response Services
Available now on demand.
Please join Thompson & Horton attorneys Dianna Bowen and Taylor Montgomery as they discuss responding to the COVID-19 crisis with appropriate compensatory services to address delays in education caused by COVID-19 closures.
Taylor Montgomery
Thompson & Horton
Andrea L. Mooney
Eichelbaum Wardell Hansen Powell & Muñoz
Development and Implementation of Contingency Plans to Serve Students with Disabilities
Available now on demand.
Andrea Mooney of Eichelbaum Wardell will define contingency plans and discuss the development and use of contingency plans to provide special education students with a free appropriate public education.
Andrew Tatgenhorst
Thompson & Horton
Responding to COVID-Related Complaints and Legal Issues
March 31
Andrew Tatgenhorst of Thompson & Horton will discuss legal issues and provide practical strategies and best practices for responding to COVID-related complaints.
Amy S. Foster
Eichelbaum Wardell Hansen Powell & Muñoz
What We're Watching in This Year's Legislative Session
April 14
Amy Foster of Eichelbaum Wardell will provide an update on what school districts can expect from this year’s legislative session and how it might impact the provision of special education and related services.
Jim Walsh
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle
Discipline in Special Education
April 28
You won’t want to miss Jim Walsh and John Muniz of the Walsh Gallegos Law Firm and their insight and strategies for handling discipline of special education students.
John Muñiz
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle
ACCREDITATION: This conference provides 7.0 hours of CPE credit through the following organizations:
SBEC (Educators Certified After Sept.1, 1999, In ANY Area, Including Teachers, Principals, Superintendents, Counselors, Educational Diagnosticians, and Learning Resource Specialists)
TEA (for School Board Members, Charter School Board Members & School Officers)
Texas Board of Examiners of Professional Counselors
Texas Board of Social Worker Examiners
State Board of Examiners of Psychology
This training may meet local requirements for General Management Trainings and we will also supply a general Certificate of Attendance for filing with other professional organizations as needed.
This conference provides 4.0 hours of CPE credit through the Texas Speech-Language-Hearing Association.
Thank you to our sponsors!
