Special Education Handbook Available
The Speical Education Handbook from the California Office of Administrative Hearings is helpful to parents as they advocate for their child.
Michael focuses on operations and marketing for us. He is passionate about the nerdy aspects of our work such as communication systems, manuals, Office 365 and all electronic systems that help keep a vibrant group of individuals working together to advocate for students with special needs.
Michael spends much of his time reaching out to the world through our website by writing, recording and filming content designed to help parents and caregivers understand their rights and hear the stories of others.
Michael and his wife Lori are parents to a teenage son with profound autism. He brings the passion of a father looking to improve and advocate for the educational rights of all individuals with special needs.
“Listen to those who say you can, not those who say you can’t.”
The Speical Education Handbook from the California Office of Administrative Hearings is helpful to parents as they advocate for their child.
Richard Isaacs is presenting in December 2019 for the National Business Institute IEP and 504 Plan Legal Workshop | Strengthen Your School’s IEP and 504 Plan Process and Protect Student Rights PDF of presentation coming soon
We understand that you might be new to the world of special education, or simply more interested in understanding some of the specific details of what due process is and how a complaint is drafted.
An interesting article dropped in the April 08, 2019 edition of the Los Angeles Times regarding a frustrated middle school parent who felt her son was being overwhelmingly bullied in class. The parents claim the student was bullied for multiple years, isolated in the classroom, physically and verbally harassed and more. In addition, they claim […]
For many years we have worked with Dr. Christine Davidson for her IEE reports and other services she provides families. In the past few years, Dr. Davidson has expanded her reach and now runs the Davidson Learning Center. The center provides an individualized personal education for students who benefit from a non-traditional setting. […]
In February of 2019, Richard met with families from the Riverside Community Advisory Committee to discuss their concerns. His presentation covered appropriate placements for students with additional learning needs. Feel free to download his presentation. Interested in having someone form CSNLG present at your organization or group, drop us a note. info@csnlg.com
Richard recently presented at a conference in Orange County titled regarding 504’s and IDEA. Here is a copy of his presentation Determining Eligibility for Sect 504 and IDEA
Richard recently presented at a conference in Orange County titled Developing and Implementing IEP’s. Here is a copy of his presentation Developing and Implementing IEPs
At some point during your effort (sometimes fight) to receive special education services for your child, you may want to request an Independent Educational Evaluation, commonly referred to as an IEE. Parents and others often request an IEE if they disagree with the district’s evaluation. To help make that request a little easier, […]
By Linaja Murray, CSNLG Attorney Overview When a student’s educational program is not appropriate, family members may privately fund after-school services to assist the student and seek reimbursement. Common examples of this include after-school tutoring or remediation in the area of reading, writing, and math. Families may also privately fund additional after-school services […]