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Federal Court Requires School Districts to Provide In-Person Services for Students With IEPs
This has been a challenging year for the parents of children who require intensive, hands-on services such as occupational therapy, physical therapy, speech therapy, or ABA therapy in order to access their education. Even if the parents have worked collaboratively with their school district to create an IEP that will…
Is Your Child with Special Needs Struggling with Online Learning?
This First Article in a series takes on the issue of regression in learning during the prolonged Stay at Home orders. You have options.
Woodsmall Law Group, PC. Presents the Zoom NPS and Private School Fair
Woodsmall Law Group, PC. is excited to share the video recording of Zoom NPS and Private School Fair that took place on April 27th. This successful event brought helpful insight to the application processes of the participating schools, the student ratios, the unique programs, and how these schools are adjusting…
The IEP Process During COVID-19 School Closures
During this unprecedented situation, we at Woodsmall Law Group, PC. want to take a moment to discuss the changes related to your child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP).
Coronavirus Stimulus Payments: How to Secure Payment for Non-Filers
As a result of the recently signed CARES Act, the IRS will soon be issuing “economic impact payments” to provide relief during this difficult and uncertain time. You may have heard conflicting information about income tax levels impacting eligibility for payments, which presents unique challenges for those in the disability…
Fun and Engaging Online Activities for Twice-Exceptional Learners
The recent school closures in our community have been stressful for students and parents alike. If you have a child that is twice-exceptional, you may be facing the additional challenge of trying to find enough resources to keep these rapid learners focused and engaged. These students often struggle with intense…
Researched-Based Interventions
by Justin Youngs, Esq. Under the IDEA and California Education Code, an IEP must include “a statement of the special education and related services and supplementary aids and services, based on peer-reviewed research to the extent practicable” that will be provided to a child with special needs. 20 U.S.C. §…
What SB 277 Means About Your Child’s Vaccines
An important news alert to all of our families Childhood immunization has been a hot-button issue for several years now, due to suggested links between vaccinations and autism. While studies have found no link between vaccinations and autism, many parents are still electing not to immunize their children. The rise…
Woodsmall Law Group, PC. is honored to be published in TAP, The Autism Perspective Magazine.
The article; Evaluations, Reevaluations & the Independent Evaluation at Public Expense; A Parent’s Guide to Getting to the Bottom of Your Child’s Educational Challenges tackles the complex issue of securing an independent assessment at district expense. READ THE ARTICLE HERE
Autism Speaks Publishes Woodsmall Law Group, PC.’s School Advocacy Toolkit
Woodsmall Law Group, PC. is honored to support Autism Speaks in its ongoing efforts to empower families through the Tool Kit Parent information Program. The School Advocacy Toolkit was a collaborative writing effort by all of the attorneys at the firm. We hope that you find it helpful! VIEW THE…