PLEASE NOTE THAT DUE TO OVERWHELMING DEMAND, REGISTRATION FOR THIS DATE IS CLOSED AND NO LONGER AVAILABLE.

The new special education regulations have been a long time in the making, and many changes were made along the way. Is your staff ready to implement the changes July 1st? How will the new state requirements intersect with applicable federal requirements?

Join your colleagues as our special education attorneys delve into the new regulations and their myriad implications for Connecticut school districts on May 16th.

Workshop topics include:

  • Changes to referral and child find requirements: How are they different?
  • The new homebound and hospitalized instruction dispute resolution process: Can we really insist on access to the doctor?
  • ESY disputes: How much time is enough time?
  • Graduation requirements: The scope of the right to walk with your class.

May 16, 2013
8:00 – 8:30 AM – Registration and breakfast
8:30 – 10:30 AM – Workshop

Shipman & Goodwin
Hartford Office
One Constitution Plaza
Hartford, CT 06103

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Anne represents schools in labor relations, employment and education law, including collective bargaining, personnel policies and practices, constitutional law, special education, student discipline, freedom of information, and education policies. She negotiates collective bargaining agreements on behalf of schools, including representation in interest arbitration…

Anne represents schools in labor relations, employment and education law, including collective bargaining, personnel policies and practices, constitutional law, special education, student discipline, freedom of information, and education policies. She negotiates collective bargaining agreements on behalf of schools, including representation in interest arbitration proceedings as needed. Anne works with schools to address issues such as bullying and sexual harassment. She is often called upon to advise schools regarding professional boundaries and child abuse and neglect issues.  In her role as general counsel to boards of education around the state, Anne facilitates self-evaluation and goal-setting sessions. She also leads Shipman & Goodwin’s model policy project, which provides policy support and guidance to a number of school districts.

Anne serves as General Counsel to Shipman & Goodwin. From 2010 through 2017, she was Co-Chair of the firm’s School Law Practice Group, and from 2011 through 2017, she served on the firm’s seven-member Management Committee.

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