This year, I've seen a number of IEPs issued without evaluation results sections.
As our readers may know, the purpose of an IEP is to provide a description of the student's functional and academic profile, recommend a program, set goals for their achievement in that program, and recommend other modifications, accommodations, and supports necessary to support that progress.
Read MoreRecently, I’ve spotted a new trend at impartial hearings: The Department of Education (DOE) seems to have only one litigation strategy.
Read MoreWhat can anyone say about truly great art — that is, about masterpieces in general?
I think that every great work of art leaves you with the sense that its creator has somehow distilled a vast, complex subject into a simple-yet-profound truth that cannot be expressed in ordinary language.
Read MoreThe implications of the pandemic are still winding their way through the federal courts. Judging from the results of this past year — in which we successfully defended our undefeated status — it seems that the panic of coronavirus has not been as impactful on the special education community as we thought.
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