Special Education Practice Offers Sessions on Section 504 in September, October and November 2009

The Franczek Radelet Special Education Practice Team will hold a series of special programs in September, October and November to inform clients and education sector employees about the recent changes to Section 504. 

The Americans with Disabilities Act Amendments of 2008 significantly broadened which students will qualify for protection under Section 504.  The program will review the new requirements governing eligibility, programming, discipline and parent/students rights. 

Successful completion of this seminar entitles teachers to 2 hours of CPDU credit.

The attorneys on the Special Education Practice Team include: John A. Relias, Patricia J. Whitten, Darcy L. Kriha, Dana Fattore Crumley, Jennifer A. Smith, Amy K. Dickerson, Colleen F. O’Keefe and Jackie G. Wernz.

The registration fee for the event is $30.00 per person (or $100.00 for up to 5 people).  Payment may be made in advance of the session or when you check in the day of your session; make checks payable to "Franczek Radelet".  Advance payments may be mailed to Franczek Radelet, Attn: Beverly Ross - 504 Sessions, 300 S. Wacker Drive, Suite 3400, Chicago, IL  60606.

Each participant will receive a comprehensive set of forms to administer 504 programs.