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The Alabama legislature has passed two bills with strong bipartisan support, soon to impact schools statewide. Our Professional License Defense Team assists Alabama teachers facing employment or certification issues related to student discipline. We also represent students whose due process rights have been violated, ensuring they can continue their education with the necessary support. Whether you're a teacher or a student, we're here to help you navigate school-related challenges. Visit here to learn more: https://lnkd.in/gDebXmqf #AlabamaLaw #EducationLaw #TeacherDefense #StudentRights #DueProcess #ProfessionalLicenseDefense #SchoolDiscipline #AcademicSupport #EducationReform #AlabamaSchools #legalhelp #lawfirm

#Didyouknow that the Michigan Department of Education periodically puts out updates to guides that they have published for navigating through the department of education? The guideline update that I've attached here is specific to initializing the special education procedure, but there are several other #resources available. I handle #publiceducation and #specialeducation matters, including all the way through post-secondary school, at our firm. If you need help regarding an #education matter, please reach out to us! lisacwardlaw.com #lawoffice #educationlaw #educationattorney #michiganattorney

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Experts are calling attention to the recent lawsuits filed by school boards in Bristol, Woodstock, and Springfield against the Vermont Agency of Education regarding mishandling of situations involving special education students. This legal action highlights the challenges faced by school districts in providing services for students with complex needs amidst rising costs and a changing educational landscape in Vermont. The cases illustrate the importance of addressing issues related to special education funding and support to ensure all students receive the necessary services for their development. Read more about these impactful lawsuits: [https://buff.ly/4aZEqD8] #SpecialEducation #EducationLaw #StudentSupport #LegalAction

The Texas Education Agency has announced proposed amendments to the Commissioner’s Rules concerning the use of restraint by peace officers involving students served by special education services. These changes bring the Rules into alignment with Section 37.0021 of the Texas Education Code which was revised this past legislative session to restrict the use of restraint and use of OC Spray and Tasers on elementary aged students. The proposed amendments to 19 TAC 89.1053 provide that peace officers performing law enforcement duties and school security personnel may not restrain, or use a chemical irritant spray or Taser on a student enrolled in 5th grade or below, unless the student poses a serious risk of harm to the student or another person (See proposed 19 TAC 89.1053(l)). Of Note: Currently, the Texas Education Code and corresponding Texas Administrative Code (Commissioner’s Rules) sections dealing with peace officer restraint of students only apply to peace officers employed by or commissioned by a school district (ISD police) or SROs assigned to a school pursuant to an MOU to provide a police presence. However, the proposed amended rules described above seem to suggest the restriction on use of restraint, chemical irritant spray and Tasers would now apply to all peace officers performing law enforcement duties on school property or at school events, not just ISD officers and SROs. (See proposed 19 TAC 89.1053(m)). The public comment period for the proposed amended rules runs from July 19 to August 19, 2024. parkslawtexas.com #sble #schoolsafety #schoolsecurity #schoollaw

Are you a Denver parent wondering how state policy affects your child's education? How can you relate to the laws shaping their school experience? Dr. Antwan Jefferson, our Editor in Chief, provides valuable insight into why understanding state laws is crucial for Denver parents. He emphasizes the importance of being precise in how we interpret the law in Colorado. #DJEC #Denver #Journal #Education #Community #DenverEducation #StudentVoice

Georgia Appleseed has been working with partners and legislators to ensure that students facing disciplinary action have access to timely tribunals and instructional materials. Learn more about Senate Bill 169 in our newest blog. #SchoolJustice #SchoolDiscipline #Studentrights #GeorgiaAppleseed

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