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2022 COVID Update for School Districts: Litigation, Funding, Employee Issues, and Parent/Student Issues
Contains material from Apr 2022
2022 COVID Update for School Districts: Litigation, Funding, Employee Issues, and Parent/Student Issues
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Session 1: COVID Update: Litigation - A summary of the results, or at the least current posture, of the ongoing COVID litigation and its potential future implications for school districts, students, and employees. There will also be a focus on procedural lessons for the practitioner gleaned from this fast-paced, high-profile litigation.
Session 2: COVID Update: Impact of Funding - Discuss the pandemic funding that has been made available to school districts and charter schools and the impact it can have on improving learning loss.
Session 3: COVID Update: Employee Issues - What is happening in 2021-22 related to COVID? Hear an update on employment matters, including the intersection of the ADA and FMLA.
Session 4: COVID Update: Parents and Students - What’s COVID got to do with it? Explore and discuss parent/student grievances, student discipline, and board decisions in the time of COVID.
Session 2: COVID Update: Impact of Funding - Discuss the pandemic funding that has been made available to school districts and charter schools and the impact it can have on improving learning loss.
Session 3: COVID Update: Employee Issues - What is happening in 2021-22 related to COVID? Hear an update on employment matters, including the intersection of the ADA and FMLA.
Session 4: COVID Update: Parents and Students - What’s COVID got to do with it? Explore and discuss parent/student grievances, student discipline, and board decisions in the time of COVID.
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COVID Update: Litigation (Apr 2022)
Jonathan G. Brush
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Session 1
—30 mins
COVID Update: Litigation (Apr 2022)
A summary of the results, or at the least current posture, of the ongoing COVID litigation and its potential future implications for school districts, students, and employees. There will also be a focus on procedural lessons for the practitioner gleaned from this fast-paced, high-profile litigation.
Originally presented: Feb 2022 School Law Conference
Jonathan G. Brush,
Rogers, Morris & Grover, L.L.P. - Houston, TX
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COVID Update: Impact of Funding (Apr 2022)
Cory Green
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COVID Update: Impact of Funding (Apr 2022)
Discuss the pandemic funding that has been made available to school districts and charter schools and the impact it can have on improving learning loss.
Originally presented: Feb 2022 School Law Conference
Cory Green,
Texas Education Agency - Austin, TX
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COVID Update: Employee Issues (Apr 2022)
Giana Ortiz
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COVID Update: Employee Issues (Apr 2022)
What is happening in 2021-22 related to COVID? Hear an update on employment matters, including the intersection of the ADA and FMLA.
Originally presented: Feb 2022 School Law Conference
Giana Ortiz,
The Ortiz Law Firm - Arlington, TX
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COVID Update: Parents and Students (Apr 2022)
Heather M. Castillo
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Session 4
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COVID Update: Parents and Students (Apr 2022)
What’s COVID got to do with it? Explore and discuss parent/student grievances, student discipline, and board decisions in the time of COVID.
Originally presented: Feb 2022 School Law Conference
Heather M. Castillo,
Arlington, TX