When
Monday, August 17th 2026 at 9am - 4pm
Description
With increasing numbers of students qualifying for special education services, professionals working with students with disabilities know that an understanding of special education law is crucial. You need to know the law in order to deal with complex questions that arise on a regular basis. Who pays when a disabled student is placed in private schooling at the parents' election? How can a school create the least restrictive environment and promote inclusion to the best interests of all students? It can be costly if you don't know. Register today!
Strengthen your knowledge of how recent special education legislation affects school policies and operations.
Learn what to do and what not to do in 504 plans.
Evaluate the legal protection offered by the Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Successfully handle disciplinary actions for students with disabilities.
Explore the role of manifestation determination reviews (MDRs) in disciplinary actions.
Understand the rights of disabled students so you can avoid inadvertent illegal actions that may lead to a lawsuit.
Location
Virtual with the National Business Institute
