Category: General Education Law

Individualized Education Programs – or IEPs for short – allow for students with potential learning disabilities and other issues to get the assistance they need to make the most of their time in school. These plans prove crucially important in

Academic dismissal and expulsion are two of the most serious consequences a student can face while in college or university. Both have the potential to affect a student’s academic career, future job opportunities and more. While some might consider academic

If it’s your second marriage and you’re thinking about your estate plan in Florida, there are some things for you to keep in mind that other families don’t necessarily have to think about. If you’re not proactive, you might end

Receiving word that you are the subject of an investigation can cause shock and uncertainty. You might wonder what this reality means for your career and your reputation. If administrators place you on leave, remember that you still have rights.

A child who misbehaves in a Florida classroom or on school grounds may be subject to discipline. However, the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) may offer protections to those who have emotional, physical or other disabilities that may cause

In a society that is constantly becoming more and more diverse, it is important that our educational system reflects changing demographics. That is why bilingual education has become such an important issue in recent years. What is bilingual education? Bilingual

A major challenge in Florida and other states is how to retain talented and qualified teachers. This is difficult because of the low pay and tough working environment, especially for schools that are already low-performing. Teacher Retention Teachers face plenty

In Florida, as well as other states, there is a perennial shortage of teachers available to work at schools, especially small schools. One of the biggest problems is that the process for a teacher to get a license is incredibly