Posts tagged Tuition Reimbursement Process
New Developments for the Churchill School

I recently attended a very exciting question-and-answer session at New York City’s Churchill School alongside an attorney from another firm. Churchill School is a very reputable school for children with language-based learning disabilities in New York. For many, many years, it was state-approved and funded — which meant that if the City was inclined, it could directly pay for a student’s tuition there.

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Tomorrow's Problems Are For Tomorrow

As Bill de Blasio’s administration was turning off the last light in Gracie Mansion, the former mayor pushed through a reform of the tuition reimbursement process. The new configuration transfers the responsibility of impartial hearings to the Office of Administrative Trials and Hearings (OATH).

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