Board Members, Sunshine Act & Social Media
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Sweet Stevens Attorneys Again Major Draw of PAPSA Conference
Sweet Stevens attorneys again hosted the highlight of the 2017 conference of the Pennsylvania Association of Pupil Service Administrators (PAPSA).
Stephanos Interviewed on Disciplinary Protections for 504 Students
Christina Stephanos was interviewed recently for an article for www.specialedconnection.com entitled "Get up to speed on disciplinary protections for 504 students."
Audi Gives Legal Update to PA School Boards Association
John Audi recently delivered delivered his annual "Spring Legal Roundup" to the Pennsylvania School Boards Association.
Cheramie Walz, Conn to Speak on Technology, Gender Issues to NJCASE
Mark Cheramie Walz and David F. Conn are the sole featured speakers at the Spring 2017 conference of the New Jersey Council of Administrators of Special Education (NJCASE).
Warner Speaking at PA Bar Autism Seminar
Tom Warner of Sweet, Stevens, Katz & Williams is a scheduled speaker for a seminar entitled “Autism: Fitting the Pieces Together,” hosted by the Pennsylvania Bar Institute.
Stephanos to Speak at NJCEC Spring Conference
Christina Stephanos will present a session entitled “Section 504: Not a Second Class IEP.” at the Spring 2017 conference of the New Jersey Council for Exceptional Children (NJCEC).
Faust Speaking to PASPA on Transgender Employee Issues
Andy Faust will speak on Transgender Employee Issues at the annual conference of the Pennsylvania Association of School Personnel Administrators (PASPA)
Litigation Update
Sweet Stevens Katz & Williams fiercely advocates for its clients, sharing some recent favorable decisions.
Andy Faust Featured in Article on Section 504 and Restraint
Andy Faust was featured in a recent article for Special Ed Connection entitled "Prevent use of restraint, whether by trained staff or in an emergency, from denying student FAPE."