Christina Stephanos Quoted in Disciplinary Article
Christina Stephanos was interviewed by The Special Educator for an article on disciplinary actions under Section 504.
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Christina Stephanos Quoted in Employee Retaliation Claims Article
Christina Stephanos was interviewed by Special Education Connection for an article on retaliation claims from employees who engage in advocacy.
Audi Covers Collective Bargaining in PSBA School Law Workshop
Partner John Audi presented a program on tactical trends in collective bargaining to the Pennsylvania School Boards Association.
Sweet Stevens again taking the lead at Pennsylvania Exceptional Children Conference
Several attorneys from Sweet Stevens played pivotal roles at the 2017 Pennsylvania Bar Institute Exceptional Children Conference.
Must IEEs at Public Expense be Objective and Impartial?
What are school district obligations under the IDEA when it comes to a parent's written request for an IEE at public expense?
Faust Participating in Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education Conference
Partner Andy Faust will participate as a session presenter in the 2017 Conference of the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education (PAGE).
Can School District Employees Be Held Personally Liable When Carrying Out Their Professional Duties?
What is a public school employee to do in order to avoid personal liability?
Warner to Present on Disability Rights in Public Schools
Partner Tom Warner will co-present a continuing legal education seminar entitled “MCLE: The Nuts and Bolts of Disability Rights Laws in Public Schools,” for the Berks County Bar Association.
U.S. Department of Education Office of Civil Rights Guidance to Districts for Students with ADHD
The Office of Civil Rights has issued an advisory "Dear Colleague" letter along with a Resource Guide for students with ADHD.
Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Behavioral Support Programming
Behavior support has come a long way, but it is quickly about to get exponentially better thanks to Artificial Intelligence (AI).