On the Call: IEEs

Does it feel like IEEs roll in as fast as Jeremy’s 1977 Ford Granada? In this episode, Jeremy and Erin cover your options – fund or file – under the black letter law when parents request an IEE. They share a recent matter from Arizona which determined when a district must evaluate for a suspected disability and parents’ rights with regard to the IEE. The discussion includes ways to plan for an onslaught of requests so that your special education engine runs smoothly.

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Short Series Podcast: Transgender K-12, Staff Rights and Obligations

In the final episode of the series, Erin and Giselle get into the “nitty gritty” of staff rights with regard to transgender students in K-12. The discussion centers on recent cases pertaining to staff rights of speech, expression and religion and the importance of considering the right weights when balancing staff rights against student rights

You can also listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening! Look for new Short Series podcasts in the coming months! If you have a question or suggested topic, please email podcast@ennisbritton.com.

 

Welcome Back for Season 2! On the Call: FERPA

School’s back in session and so is On the Call! Welcome to the second season of On the Call. In this episode, Erin and Jeremy cover the “F” word and what happens when a mistake is made under FERPA. They share an example of a recent mistake made by a school district in Michigan, how it was quickly addressed, and the SPPO’s response to their efforts. They share some best practices for determining “who needs to know what” so that you can feel like Superman when dealing with sensitive information.

Please email podcast@ennisbritton.com with your questions and any topic ideas you would like to share for the upcoming season. Be one of the first ten to send us an idea, coffee will be on us! We’ll send you a coffee gift card to enjoy while listening to the podcast.

You can also listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. Look for new episodes on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month.

 

 

 

 

Short Series Podcast: Transgender K-12, The Playing Field: Students’ Rights and Athletics

In episode five, Erin and Giselle venture onto the playing field of student rights, including athletic participation, parent’s rights and what it all means under the newly proposed change to Title IX regulations on students’ eligibility for athletic teams. They tackle the key areas of consideration related to transgender students and participation in school sports

You can also listen here or wherever you get your podcasts. Look for new episodes on the first and third Thursdays of the month.