Westport, CT
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Westport, CT
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Since it was passed into law in January 2002, the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) has been the subject of ongoing debate regarding its focus on test scores and increased teacher and administration acc...
See Full GuideWhile reading a parent’s education law guide written by attorneys here at Maya Murphy, I was initially surprised to read the following: "A child requiring special education in Connecticut includes not...
See Full GuidePublic Act 11-232 takes steps to prevent bullying and to ensure that every child has the right to learn in public schools without the fear of teasing, humiliation, or assault. School Requirements Scho...
See Full GuideSchools are required to take a number of steps to prevent bullying in the first place and, if it occurs, to address and curtail it. The Safe School Climate Plan Each school board is required to have i...
See Full GuideIn 2011, the Connecticut legislature passed a comprehensive anti-bullying law that defines bullying to mean repeated communications, including electronic communications, or repeated physical acts or g...
See Full GuideMaking sure your child receives the best K-12 education they can is certainly the goal. However, this may appear less attainable to parents who are uncertain about the future of their disabled child, ...
See Full GuideIf your child is determined to be eligible for special education services in Connecticut, you will have to begin the process of developing an individualized education program (IEP) to meet your child’...
See Full GuideAn educational support order is an order entered by a court requiring a parent to provide for a child to attend an institution of higher education or a private occupational school for the purpose of a...
See Full GuideUndoubtedly the headaches and stress that accompany the hearing and appellate processes are nothing to sneeze at, so it is important for parents to do what they can to understand ahead of time the [co...
See Full GuideUnder Connecticut law, school districts must provide free school accommodations, including transportation, to every child from age three to twenty-one (who has not yet graduated from high school) with...
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