IEP & CSE Meetings

NYC has posted a notice of a proposed settlement in a class action focused on transition services for students with IEPs ages 14 to 21.

Since the early 1980s, New York State has adhered to a strict legal timeline pertaining to a parent making an initial referral for an IEP or IESP, as well as...

As we embark on this new experience of distance learning, I wanted to personally write to you. My thoughts and prayers are with everyone. If you are ill, I am...

You’ve had your IEP meeting, and now you are waiting patiently for your placement offer from the Department of Education.

When your child has benefited from Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), you might wonder whether the continued use of this methodology can be...

There is no certainty when dealing with a gargantuan bureaucracy like the NYC Department of Education. Having practiced in this area for over 25 years, our...

Many parents ask us if the classification their child receives on their IEP really matters. As with all things in special education, the answer...

New York State’s high school graduation requirements for public school students are rapidly evolving. If you are considering enrolling your child in a public...

Every month our staff hears presentations from outside organizations so that we can keep up with the ever-changing world of special needs service provision and...

We wrote to our clients about the DOE's new 3-year settlement agreements in February after we became aware that the City might start offering them to some...

Prepare your documents in advance for your annual upcoming IEP meeting.

As of January 1st, the vast majority of high school students who have testing accommodations on their IEP or as part of a 504 plan will automatically be...