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Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Overview of Due Process Hearing—Steps and Important Timelines

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Overview of Due Process Hearing—Steps and Important Timelines

by ACDL | Aug 28, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow   Yesterday, we introduced the special education due process system and how to file a due process complaint. Today, we will provide an overview of the due process hearing, including the steps involved and important...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Special Education Due Process System

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Special Education Due Process System

by ACDL | Aug 28, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

by Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow   So far, we have discussed several special education dispute resolutionmethods, includingIndependent Educational Evaluations, Facilitated IEP Meetings, Mediation, and the administrativeState Complaintsystem. The most...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: When to File a State Complaint

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: When to File a State Complaint

by ACDL | Aug 27, 2019 | ACDL News, Education

By Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow Our last special education blog post discussed the process for filing a state complaint with the Arizona Department of Education (ADE). Today, we will talk about the types of disputes that a state complaint is best suited to...
Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Filing a State Complaint

Special Education Tip-of-the-Day: Filing a State Complaint

by ACDL | Aug 25, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

By Rose Daly Rooney, Legal Director and Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that each state’s education agency develop several systems to address disputes that may arise between the families of...
Special Education Tip of the Day:  Enforcing the Mediation Agreement

Special Education Tip of the Day: Enforcing the Mediation Agreement

by ACDL | Aug 25, 2019 | ACDL News, ADA, Education

By Rose Daly Rooney, Legal Director and Amanda Glass, Equal Justice Works Fellow You learned the basics about mediation in Mediation: What is it?. You received information and tips to help you get ready for mediation in Preparing for Mediation.  You picked up...
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