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Life is changing by the minute. Routines are upended. The idea of school has been completely reframed for the time being. There are only 180 days in a school year, each one is precious. The school days are especially precious to students with disabilities. ... Regression with limited recoupment is a very real risk when there is time off from school. Some IEP supports and services are difficult to implement in a cyber education environment, but these services may still be required. Parents are struggling with attention and behaviors at home. This is bumpy terrain in foggy woods. Let us help you navigate. We have been following every single education update and collaborating with some of the finest minds in education to best understand what the shifting future will look like. One thing that remains unchanged, those that are the best informed are those that will be able to achieve the maximum educational benefit from their school district. Join us on 4/27 @ 11:30 am EST to learn how to navigate the new face of education. We have a panel of attorneys, advocates and educational service providers that will be able to flip the light switch during these dark and confusing times. The topics that we will be covering are - - How parents and school districts can work together effectively - How to secure technology that you may be unable to afford - Your rights during these tough unprecedented times - How to secure tele services (remote services) - How to secure tele evaluations - Our predictions on the future of cyber education - How to secure compensatory education for missed time and services - What to do if your student is graduating or aging out of school - Status of pending and new due process cases - Use of video conferencing for live testimony in virtual hearings - Changing FAPE standards during the pandemic - How to supervise your child when you yourself are working from home. ** An open forum for your own questions What we know for sure are that there are a lot of unknowns. The more informed you are when it comes to your child’s educational entitlements, the better off you will be. So again, please join us on 4/27 @ 11:30 am EST for an exclusive look at the changing world of education and education law. Click the link to sign up or visit educationlawyers.com/covid Registration is open to everyone in America, but limited to the first 100 people because we want to ensure the opportunity for questions and answer. We want this to be an interactive session. Sign up at educationlawyers.com/covid

You can sue your school. Montgomery Law can help.

A Q and A document regarding dispute resolution for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act amidst COVID-19 was issued. Here are some of the key questions answered: 1. Dispute resolution between parents and education agencies while buildings are closed 2. State education agency’s power to extend the 60-day period for resolving State complaints... 3. IDEA mediation procedures while school facilities are closed and face-to-face meetings not feasible or not possible 4. Agreements between parents and local education agencies (LEA) to extend the complaint resolution process 5. Holding virtual meetings between parents and the LEA 6. Virtual due process hearings 7. Authority of hearing officers and reviewing officers to extend timelines for issuing due process complaint decisions Check out our page for more information. https://www.educationlawyers.com/individuals-with-disabilit

Do not waive your rights before you consult with an Education Lawyer!

When: Monday April 27 @11:30AM. Limited spots left. Free Sign Up. https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_YqxD19OwTOS4j2RKaHS2Xg or at educationlawyers.com/covid .. See you there! Also, any questions you want answered? Comment below and we will get be sure to answer!

Your child still has rights during these times. Let us take a free look at your child's IEP and help you understand what they may be entitled to from their school. Schools and parents must work together more now then ever, but many parents aren't aware of their children's education rights. We are here to help.

Life is changing by the minute. Routines are upended. The idea of school has been completely reframed for the time being. There are only 180 days in a school year, each one is precious. The school days are especially precious to students with disabilities. ... Regression with limited recoupment is a very real risk when there is time off from school. Some IEP supports and services are difficult to implement in a cyber education environment, but these services may still be required. Parents are struggling with attention and behaviors at home. This is bumpy terrain in foggy woods. Let us help you navigate. We have been following every single education update and collaborating with some of the finest minds in education to best understand what the shifting future will look like. One thing that remains unchanged, those that are the best informed are those that will be able to achieve the maximum educational benefit from their school district. Join us on 4/27 @ 11:30 am EST to learn how to navigate the new face of education. We have a panel of attorneys, advocates and educational service providers that will be able to flip the light switch during these dark and confusing times. The topics that we will be covering are - - How parents and school districts can work together effectively - How to secure technology that you may be unable to afford - Your rights during these tough unprecedented times - How to secure tele services (remote services) - How to secure tele evaluations - Our predictions on the future of cyber education - How to secure compensatory education for missed time and services - What to do if your student is graduating or aging out of school - Status of pending and new due process cases - Use of video conferencing for live testimony in virtual hearings - Changing FAPE standards during the pandemic - How to supervise your child when you yourself are working from home. ** An open forum for your own questions What we know for sure are that there are a lot of unknowns. The more informed you are when it comes to your child’s educational entitlements, the better off you will be. So again, please join us on 4/27 @ 11:30 am EST for an exclusive look at the changing world of education and education law. Click the link to sign up or visit educationlawyers.com/covid Registration is open to everyone in America, but limited to the first 100 people because we want to ensure the opportunity for questions and answer. We want this to be an interactive session. Sign up at educationlawyers.com/covid

Joe Montgomery from EducationLawyers.com takes us through some of the best homeschool memes .. and other education news and updates

This is time away from school, not time off from school. Don't compromise your child's precious educational and civil rights. You should be collecting data during these times to account for what you child has / has not received. We made an easy data collection page at educationlawyers.com/data. Once Covid breaks, you can assess your data to see what if anything your child is owed from their school for lost services during these tough times.

This is time away from school, not time off from school. If your child has an IEP or 504 plan, contact an attorney at Montgomery Law today to help ensure that your child’s rights are being protected during these times. Attorney advertising / offices PA&NJ

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Securing an appropriate education for your child should not be a puzzle when it is, visit Montgomery Law @ EducationLawyers.com ,, we may just be the missing piece

Securing an appropriate education for your child should not be puzzling When it is, visit Montgomery Law @ EducationLawyers.com.. we may just be the missing piece

Timera Bullock, Esq. explains what being an education lawyer at Montgomery Law means to her. You can sue your school, Montgomery Law can help!