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General Update on Current Issues in Special Education Law Affecting the Practice of School Psychology—Introductory Workshop
NASP Practice Model Domain 10
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It is a very active time in the area of special education law, and an enormous amount of litigation is going on, as courts and agencies attempt to interpret and apply the law’s provisions. This session will update school psychologists on significant special education legal happenings, including court decisions and U.S. agency interpretations. Issues addressed include legal liability and money damages, disability harassment, retaliation, Child Find and evaluations, discipline, Section 504 issues, and much more.
Learner Objectives:This session will help participants- become more aware of the types of legal claims being brought in the area of special education against schools and school personnel,
- understand how courts are ruling in special education cases, and
- learn some strategies for avoiding special education legal disputes.
3 Documented CPD Credits/Hours NASP is approved by the American Psychological Association to sponsor continuing education for psychologists. NASP maintains responsibility for this program and its content.
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