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“No Means No” is Not Enough—New Illinois Law a Reminder of the Nuances Required for K-12 Sex Education on Consent

October 23, 2019 Emily Tulloch Amy Kosanovich Dickerson

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

IAASE Legislative Update: What You Should Do Now to Help Fix That Pesky RTI and Special Education Bill

October 18, 2019 Jennifer Smith

K-12 Education Publications

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

Takeaways for College, University, and K-12 Leaders from Recent Harvard Race Discrimination Decision

October 15, 2019 Jennifer Dunn Jennifer Smith

Higher Education Publications

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

Can a Transgender Female Student Compete on a Girls’ Sports Team? Supreme Court Justices Address the Question in LGBT Employment Case

October 10, 2019 Emily Tulloch Amy Kosanovich Dickerson

Higher Education K-12 Education

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

Power Up Your Purchasing Through Intergovernmental Agreements

October 7, 2019 Brian Crowley

K-12 Education Publications

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

Disciplinary Protections for Students Not Determined Eligible for Special Education – Wait. How Does That Work?

October 7, 2019

K-12 Education Publications

Originally posted on our Special Education Law Insights Blog As the kick-off to the school year winds down and daily routines take shape, we start to see serious student discipline issues pop up. And one situation that always leads to confusion is what […]

So Much For Title IX Regs in September: A Quick Reference and Summary For the Meantime

October 1, 2019 Amy Kosanovich Dickerson

Higher Education K-12 Education

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

Franczek P.C. Launches Title IX Blog for K-12 and Higher Ed Leaders and Educators

October 1, 2019 Amy Kosanovich Dickerson Emily Tulloch

Higher Education K-12 Education

Earlier this week, on June 1, 2021, Governor J.B. Pritzker re-issued and amended Executive Order 2020-47 to provide more flexibility to preK-12 schools seeking to offer full-time in-person instruction. The order allows students and vaccinated staff to maintain physical distancing […]

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“No Means No” is Not Enough—New Illinois Law a Reminder of the Nuances Required for K-12 Sex Education on Consent

IAASE Legislative Update: What You Should Do Now to Help Fix That Pesky RTI and Special Education Bill

Takeaways for College, University, and K-12 Leaders from Recent Harvard Race Discrimination Decision

Can a Transgender Female Student Compete on a Girls’ Sports Team? Supreme Court Justices Address the Question in LGBT Employment Case

Power Up Your Purchasing Through Intergovernmental Agreements

Disciplinary Protections for Students Not Determined Eligible for Special Education – Wait. How Does That Work?

So Much For Title IX Regs in September: A Quick Reference and Summary For the Meantime

Franczek P.C. Launches Title IX Blog for K-12 and Higher Ed Leaders and Educators

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