School Counseling Video: Employee Discipline for Social Media Posts
Here is the latest in the "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney" series.
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Pool Counsel Quarterly Lookback, November 2025: See what you missed!
A highlight of answers to questions asked of Pool Counsel recently by school district administrators from all over Pennsylvania.
Linnell Asroff, Williams Appear at National Forum for Education Law
Kalani Linnell Asroff and Jane Williams delivered presentations on timely topics at the national Education Law Association 2025 Conference.
School Counseling Video: What Rights Do Sexual Assault Victims Have to Be Separated From Perpetrators?
Here is the latest in the "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney" series.
The Jorjani Ruling: When Does Controversial Speech Justify Employment Termination?
When does an employee's First Amendment rights to speak on political topics - however controversially - truly affect an institution's operations?
Sweet Stevens Planning, Presenting at Exceptional Children Conference
Tom Warner, Karl Romberger, Kalani Linnell Asroff, and Jason Sam will play key roles at the 2025 Pennsylvania Bar Institute Exceptional Children’s Conference.
School Counseling Video: Can Students Who Are 18 Years of Age or Older Make Their Own IEP Decisions?
Our newest "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney" video has dropped! Check out this newest edition.
Kelin, McHugh to Address Religious Rights in Schools at PSBSA Annual Workshop
Howard Kelin and Rose McHugh will present a session on religious rights in schools at the upcoming Pennsylvania School Board Solicitors Association annual School Law Workshop.
Private Profiles, Public Business: Recent Rulings Related to Social Media Posts
Court actions establish that there can be consequences when school board members and administrators interact or post on social media.
A Letter Under Scrutiny: Recent Rulings Reject D.O.E. D.E.I. Guidance
The directives from a U.S. Department of Education "Dear Colleague" letter from earlier this year are hitting roadblocks in recent court rulings.