Many schools have been worried about the impact of a recent Supreme Court ruling regarding religious accommodation in instructional materials. How should boards and officials be prepared to act in response?
In the Pennsylvania Bar Association's "The Pennsylvania Lawyer" magazine, Kalani Linnell takes a look at the history of Title IX and school compliance.
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania struck down a Pennsylvania Department of Education directive to extend special education eligibility until a student reaches age 22. However, the PDE has moved to appeal the decision.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court recently issued a ruling on the ability of taxing authorities to pursue tax appeals.
The United States Supreme Court has issued a ruling in Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools...and overturned years of IDEA precedent.
The Department of Education has released the updated rules on Title IX. How to comply? It can be confusing.
The Pennsylvania Office for Dispute Resolution recently released its annual report, showing a dramatic increase in due process litigation.
Last month, the court of appeals reaffirmed what makes an IEP "reasonably calculated."
What prevails in the law is neither reasoning nor well-voiced opinion, but fact-based evidence.
Students who receive special education services must be educated in the "least restrictive environment" possible. What does this mean?