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Special Education and the Transition Bill of Rights: An Overview

Blog post on the Transition Rights Bill and the process of getting special education students ready for life after school.

Special Education and the Transition to Post-Secondary Life

Blog post on the process of transitioning special education students to life after public school.

Parents Contest Adequacy of Disabled Student's Education Plan

Blog post about the parents of a Connecticut student contesting the adequacy of their child's education plan under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

Young Student's Suicide Brings New Wave of Litigation

Blog post on the implications for schools and their liability in the event a student commits suicide.

Connecticut Polices For Reporting Troubled Students

Blog post detailing the process for faculty of Connecticut state universities to report potentially troubled students.

Connecticut's Consequences for Young DUI Offenders

Blog post on the consequences of a DUI for underage drivers in Connecticut.

Teacher of Autistic Students Claimed Termination Was Based on IDEA Violation

Blog post on a case brought under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.

The Connecticut ADHD Task Force: An Overview

Blog post on the topic of ADHD and how the state of Connecticut seeks to address it in schools.

The DSM-V on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Blog post explaining the modern view of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Federal Government Reduces Funding For Special Education State Grants

Blog post on the federal reduction of funds for state special education grants.

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