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residency, including forms of documentation to school physician
be considered, the rights of students not residing Fee: $40
with their parents or legal guardians, and the School districts have numerous requirements
due process involved when there is a dispute related to addressing the health needs of
over student residency. Legal issues including students. This webinar will provide an overview
eligibility, resources and services available to of key legal requirements related to addressing
homeless students will also be addressed. students with medical needs — including emer-
Participants will be provided with resources and gency administration of medicine; responding
best practices for addressing chronic absenteeism. to students on field trips, addressing situations
Participants will also be provided with strategies that may occur in athletics; responding to sus-
for conducting residency investigations. pected substance abuse and potential overdose;

Zoom Meeting and the legal rights of students, parents, and
school officials under FERPA, HIPAA, and other
English Language Learners Summit: requirements.
Opportunities for ELLs to Excel! Zoom Meeting
(PSEL Standards: 3, 4, 5, and 6) Addressing Staff and Student
Jun. 8, 2020; 9 am - 1 pm
This session is offered in collaboration with Mental Health Issues
NJTESOL/NJBE and is sponsored by FEA and Jun. 10, 2020; 9 am - 3 pm
LEGAL ONE . Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE
Fee: $149 Director; George Scott, Ed.S, LMFT, LEGAL
ONE Consultant
This full-day summit will address a wide range
of emerging best practices and legal issues Fee: $150
for English Language Learners. Topics to be When student or staff members are struggling
covered will include: with mental health and/or addiction issues,
• Exceptional ELLs: Special Education and school districts face a series of complex legal,
Gifted/Talented Education medical and educational issues. This workshop
• Parent/Community Engagement will provide clear guidance on the signs to look
for when a student or staff member is dealing
• Arts and Arts Integration with mental health and/or addiction issues, strat-
• Dual Language egies for assisting students and staff members,
• Advocacy for ELL Programs key steps to take in documenting any changes
• Sheltered Instruction in behavior and their impact on student and
staff performance and safety, when and how to
• Civil Rights require students and staff members to be sent
for mental health and/or addiction evaluations
Zoom Meeting and procedures to use when this occurs, and
understanding what reasonable accommodations
HIB Law: Year in Review may be required to address students.
Jun. 9, 2020; 9 am - 11 am
Presenter: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE Zoom Meeting
Director
Fee: $150 School Law for Administrative
Participants will learn about major changes in Assistants
state and federal statutes, regulations, guidance, Jun. 10, 2020; 9 am - 11 am
and case law that have a major impact on Presenter: Sandra L. Jacques, Esq., LEGAL
implementing New Jersey's Anti-Bullying Bill ONE Supervisor of Legal Research and
of Rights. This will include a review of new case Content Development
law expanding parental rights to access HIB Fee: $100
investigation reports, investigation documents,
and video. Participants will also learn about new What better way to show how much you value
case law regarding the intersection of bullying your administrative assistant than to support
and special education, and new statutory his/her professional growth? This workshop will
requirements related to physical restraint of address key legal issues that all administrative
students. Participants will also consider how to assistants need to know, including student
respond to growing trends regarding anti- residency, use of email and social media, and
semitism, sexual harassment and other forms of the essentials of HIB and discrimination law.
discrimination. Participants will review lessons
learned from the first year of implementation Zoom Meeting
of sweeping changes in state regulations
related to HIB. Finally, participants will gain an Responding to Kids in Crisis:
understanding of the ever-evolving use of social The Role of the School Counselor
media to engage in cyberbullying, and the need
for students AND staff members to understand Jun. 11, 2020; 9 am - 11 am
social media boundaries. Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE
Director; George Scott, Ed.S, LMFT, LEGAL
WEBINAR ONE Consultant
Fee: $150
Legal Issues in Student Health Sponsored by LEGAL ONE and NJSCA
Jun. 9, 2020; 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm Many students come to school struggling with
Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE crises situations and unsure where to turn.
Director; Rebecca Gold, Retired Director of This workshop will assist school counselors in
Human Resources; Wayne Yankus, M.D., understanding their legal requirements and
F.A.A.P., Past President of NJ Chapter of best practices in helping students respond to
American Academy of Pediatrics and current crisis situations, including student mental health

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