Posts in Special Needs Education
Gottlieb & Wang Is Expanding

Gottlieb & Wang is expanding! We’ve opened an office in Manhattan in order to better serve our clients there. 

When we were first planning to open our doors in 2017, we decided to locate our office in Brooklyn Heights, which was convenient to multiple subway lines — but most importantly, within easy walking distance of the Impartial Hearing Office.

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OATH Update

We’re pleased to say Impartial Hearing Officers (IHOs) have been appointed to each of our cases for the 2022-2023 school year. Last year, in excess of 50% of our clients did not immediately receive a hearing officer. This year, that number has dropped precipitously to something in the area of 15%, and we are very encouraged by this.

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Open Letter to Mayor Adams

As Mayor Adams forges full steam ahead with his cuts to the Department of Education (DOE), some faith-based organizations have joined parents attorneys in voicing their concerns. There is currently an open, Interfaith letter being circulated for signatures that articulates what many have been thinking.

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Your IEP May Be Shorter Than It Used To Be

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.

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The Shefa School: A Leader

Any parents of children with language-based learning disabilities, or reading disabilities, whether Jewish or not, will likely have heard of The Shefa School.

The Shefa School has been providing exemplary language-centered, multisensory special education instruction for children with language-based learning disabilities for the better part of a decade now.

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