Young Adults (18-21)

Both funny and deeply thoughtful, That’s Not How It Happened examines how families, disability, and truth are shaped by the stories told about them. A book that has resonated strongly within our firm.

For our clients for whom 2019-20 was their son or daughter’s graduating year, the closures in March were a particularly abrupt end to the school year—with an...

Many of the families we work with face unique challenges as they plan for the future. It is often said that aging out of special education services is like...

On February 4, the popular online newspaper Chalkbeat published an excellent article entitled: Your child’s birth month matters: NYC students...

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

Last week, the ASD Nest Support Project of NYU Steinhardt held its first Conference for Autism and Inclusive Education (#NestCon).

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...

Planning for “our kids” doesn’t stop after high school.

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

Diana Gersten and Greg Cangiano attend the 19th annual conference of the Council of Parent...

Lately, whenever we blog about an important legal or policy development, we receive emails from clients wanting to know: What can I do?