Webinars

Description: Creating and implementing compliant, actionable IEPs is no easy task, but in order to provide the best support to your students, it’s necessary. How can you juggle the paperwork required? Or feel confident that you have a full view of each learner’s needs and history? Or understand what is and what isn’t working for each student?

In this webinar, you’ll see how you can:

• Keep up with every compliance deadline in the special education process, from initial referrals and evaluations, through plan development, and annual reviews
• Create actionable IEPs that consider each students’ individual needs
• Easily share documents with parents & guardians
• Make it easier for your team to work together with other departments and get a full picture of each student’s story

Before the school closures, we recognized an epidemic of mental health difficulties among our students. Now, as school personnel and parents struggle to navigate the technical and legal requirements of remote student support, how can you continue to prioritize student mental health? Are the notices and consent requirements for counseling and accommodation different in our remote era? Are video platforms causing issues? How can you manage exposure while following best practices and addressing student need?

In this 1-hour complimentary webinar and Q&A session, nationally recognized Education Law practitioner John Comegno, Esq. will address pressing questions and provide practical steps to stay compliant and advance educational best practices.

This webinar is for you if you’ve wondered:

• What issues are affecting student mental health?
• May teachers and staff refuse to remotely address student mental health issues?
• What are the legal obligations of school nurses, school counselors, psychologists, and social workers during this remote environment?
• Do FERPA or HIPAA prohibit tele-therapy, including video-based therapy and/or group therapy?
• Should we stop referring students for IDEA/Section 504 evaluation during the closures?

Space is limited for this live event and Q&A session, so please register as soon as possible. If you can’t make the live event, don’t worry — register anyway and we will send you the webinar recording.

Please note that CEU certificates will not be offered for this webinar.

DISCLAIMER: Frontline Education does not provide legal advice. Always consult your district’s legal counsel.

One element of effective professional development is collaboration. Through collaborative learning opportunities, teachers can learn from each other and grow together.

Join us for a discussion of ways to integrate collaboration into your professional development program and learn how Frontline Professional Growth can support your teachers with online collaboration tools to replicate and enhance traditional in-person collaboration.
 
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Disclaimer: Frontline Education does not provide guidance on instructional practices. This webinar is provided for informational purposes only.