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Don’t Let Florida Standards Assessments (FSA) and End-of-Course (EOC) Exams Threaten Your Teaching License High-stakes testing, like the Florida Standards Assessments (FSA) and End-of-Course (EOC) exams, places immense pressure on both students and teachers. While...
Facing academic or disciplinary challenges in college can be overwhelming, especially when navigating the complexities of the college appeals process. Whether you’ve been accused of academic dishonesty, are contesting disciplinary sanctions, or disputing a grade,...
The Florida Teacher Disciplinary Process can be a scary - don't go it alone. What Happens When a Teacher is Accused of Misconduct? As a Florida teacher, you have been accused of some wrongdoing by you school district and subjected to a disciplinary process. Maybe you...
With the end of another school year, thousands of families across Florida and New Jersey are preparing to send their children off to college. It is an exciting time for students and there are many things to think about. With all this excitement it is easy to overlook...
Some of the most frequent phone calls and emails I receive are from frustrated parents or college students that are classified with ESE services. They are frustrated because the school that they or their children attend are not following their IEP or Section 504 plan....
Top 4 Frequently asked Education/School Law questions As an Education Law Attorney, I have heard several of the same types of issues come up with K-12 schools, colleges, and private schools. Below you will find my top four frequently asked questions and answers. If...
Suing a Private School: Beware of Pitfalls Several months ago I wrote a post on suing a private school. I outlined three different causes of actions that typically come into play: Breach of Contract Claims; Fraud; and, Negligence. The post has been so popular that I...
Understanding the College and University Appeal Process When a student attending school at a college and university is accused of wrongdoing there is usually some sort of process that is followed. Many times that includes a formal or informal hearing. If a student...
Being accused of cheating, plagiarism, or academic dishonesty can feel overwhelming. These allegations are among the most serious a student can face and can have long-lasting consequences for your education and career. Some schools may even expel students found guilty...
Suing a School For Bullying: Using a Gebser Letter to Strengthen Your Case Bullying and harassment is a very serious problem that continues to affect students. Although there have been strives made to end bullying, it still occurs. Here in Florida, we have an...