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Issues in Special Education Services
Contains material from Mar 2020
Issues in Special Education Services
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Session 1: High Level Courts and Special Education -
Session 2: Shared Services Agreements After SB1376: Dead or Alive? - After SB1376 repealed TEC 29.007, which permitted school districts to enter into contracts to jointly operate special education programs, what’s a district to do now? Thankfully, there is an alternative vehicle for these types of arrangements.
Session 2: Shared Services Agreements After SB1376: Dead or Alive? - After SB1376 repealed TEC 29.007, which permitted school districts to enter into contracts to jointly operate special education programs, what’s a district to do now? Thankfully, there is an alternative vehicle for these types of arrangements.
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High Level Courts and Special Education (Mar 2020)
Nona C. Matthews
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High Level Courts and Special Education (Mar 2020)
Originally presented: Feb 2020 School Law Conference
Nona C. Matthews,
Walsh Gallegos Treviño Russo & Kyle, P.C. - Irving, TX
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Shared Services Agreements After SB1376: Dead or Alive? (Mar 2020)
Sarah Langlois
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Shared Services Agreements After SB1376: Dead or Alive? (Mar 2020)
After SB1376 repealed TEC 29.007, which permitted school districts to enter into contracts to jointly operate special education programs, what’s a district to do now? Thankfully, there is an alternative vehicle for these types of arrangements.
Originally presented: Feb 2020 School Law Conference
Sarah Langlois,
Karczewski Bradshaw Spalding - Houston, TX