School Counseling Video: May Schools Immediately Suspend a Student Who is Suspected of a Title IX Violation?
Sweet Stevens shares the newest video in its video series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
School Counseling Video Installment: What Should IEP Teams do if a Student is Refusing to Come to School?
Sweet Stevens shares the newest video in its video series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
Sweet Stevens Secures Favorable Ruling for District Challenged over Student’s Discipline
When parents challenged a disciplinary action their child, Rose McHugh successfully defended the school district.
School Counseling Video Installment: Can Board Members Block or Delete Social Media Comments?
Sweet Stevens shares the newest video in its video series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
Pool Counsel Quarterly Lookback, February 2025: See what you missed!
A highlight of answers to questions asked of Pool Counsel recently by school district administrators from all over Pennsylvania.
Sweet Stevens Nets Title IX Win for Local School District in Federal Court
Kalani Linnell has secured a victory for a local school district accused of improperly conducting a Title IX investigation.
Sweet Stevens Announces Attorney Promotions
2025 has brought promotions to several of the firm's attorneys: Christopher Bambach, Jason Fortenberry, Suzanne Pontious, and Tammy Schmitt.
Sweet Stevens Mourns Passing of a Founding Partner
The attorneys and staff of Sweet Stevens mourn and honor the loss of firm founder Charles N. “Chuck” Sweet.
School Counseling Newest Video: What Should a Parent Look for in IEP Goal Progress Monitoring?
Sweet Stevens shares the newest video in its video series, "School Counseling: Questions and answers with a School Law Attorney."
Sweet Stevens Captures Win for Area School District In Federal Appeals Court
Mark Cheramie Walz recently secured a victory on behalf of a school district before the United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in a case involving the extension of a student's disciplinary removal with the consent of only one of his guardians.