Partner Nathanya G. Simon was featured in Special ED Connection article regarding steps school districts should take to prepare for potential special education disputes after COVID-19
Partner Nathanya G. Simon was recently interviewed by Special ED Connection in an article regarding the steps school districts should take to prepare for and minimize the potential for special education disputes that may arise as a result of measures taken by school districts to adjust to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms. Simon and a New York education attorney laid out six steps districts should take to prepare for potential disputes.
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Six Steps to Prepare for Post-COVID-19 Special Education Disputes
Author: Scarinci Hollenbeck, LLC
Partner Nathanya G. Simon was featured in Special ED Connection article regarding steps school districts should take to prepare for potential special education disputes after COVID-19
Partner Nathanya G. Simon was recently interviewed by Special ED Connection in an article regarding the steps school districts should take to prepare for and minimize the potential for special education disputes that may arise as a result of measures taken by school districts to adjust to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ms. Simon and a New York education attorney laid out six steps districts should take to prepare for potential disputes.
