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Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: The Due Process Decision and Availability of Appeals under IDEA

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: The Due Process Decision and Availability of Appeals under IDEA

by ACDL | Sep 5, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow After trying unsuccessfully to resolve your dispute with the school through informal resolution methods, you consulted with a special education lawyer and decided that a due process hearing is the best option left to you....
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—What Happens at the Due Process Hearing

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—What Happens at the Due Process Hearing

by ACDL | Sep 4, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Rose Daly-Rooney, Legal Director   This post provides information about due process hearing procedures and offers a “to-do” checklist if you are preparing to represent yourself at the hearing. Together, these give you a sense of the work involved in a due...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Pre-Hearing Conference

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Pre-Hearing Conference

by ACDL | Sep 3, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow and Jessica Jansepar Ross, Attorney   In our last blog post, we discussed the possibility of early resolution of a due process complaint. Today, we will talk about what takes place if a complaint cannot be resolved...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Early Resolution

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Early Resolution

by ACDL | Aug 30, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow   Yesterday, we went over how to amend an insufficient due process complaint. Today, we will talk about the possibility of resolving a due process complaint before a hearing takes place.   Resolution Session When a...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Insufficiency Objections and Amending the Due Process Complaint

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Due Process—Insufficiency Objections and Amending the Due Process Complaint

by ACDL | Aug 29, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow and Rose Daly-Rooney, Legal Director   Yesterday, we provided an overview of the due process hearing procedure, including the steps involved and important timelines. Today, we will break down “Step 2”: insufficiency...
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