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January                                 Education Law
                                                    Hot Issues in Special
                                             Jan. 14, 2020; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
         How to Support Teachers in an       Presenter: John Worthington, Esq., LEGAL ONE
     NGSS-aligned Classroom: Putting         Fee: $150
     Investigation and Design at the Center    State and federal law is rapidly evolving for
                                             students with disabilities. In this workshop,
     (PSEL Standards 4, 6, and 10)           participants will also learn about the latest case
     Jan. 13, 2020; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA       law, statutory/regulatory changes, and federal/
     Presenters: Stacey van der Veen, Leadership   state guidance regarding:
     in Science, LLC, and Dr. Wil van der Veen,   •  The use of physical restraint and seclusion
     RVCC Science Education Institute            for students with disabilities;
     Fee: $149                                 •  The overlapping rights of students under
     The vision behind the Next Generation Science   IDEA, Section 504, NJ's Law Against Discrimi-
     Standards has revolutionized the way science and   nation and the Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights;
     engineering are taught in our classrooms, but it   •  Major changes related to the use of
     can be difficult to figure out how to best support   technology to deliver services for students
     teachers as they integrate this new vision into   with disabilities;
     their classrooms. Drawing on the new National   •  New procedures for addressing legal
     Academies Report, Science and Engineering:   disputes and due process;
     Investigation and Design at the Center, we will
     outline what administrators should look for in   •  Major case law decided in the aftermath of
     NGSS-aligned classrooms. During this workshop,   the Supreme Court decisions in Endrew and
     we will explore instruction, assessment, equity,   Fry, and;
     and resources that will help you continue the   •  Other important changes in case law,
     conversation back at your schools.          statute and regulation at the state and
                                                 federal levels.
         Implementing a Tiered System
     of Support in Your District - Day 2          Enhancing Social Emotional
     (PSEL Standards 3, 4, 6, and 10)        Learning With a Focus on Special
     Jan. 13, 2020; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA       Education (PSEL Standards 3, 4, 5,
     Presenters: Bobbie Felip and Jackie Frangis,   and 6)
     FEA Consultants                         Jan. 15, 2020; 9 am - 1 pm at FEA
     Fee: $149 per day                       Presenter: Candie Hengemuhle, FEA Consultant
     Thinking about implementing an Early Literacy   Fee: $100
     Multi-tiered System of Supports (MTSS) in your   Students who experience difficulty identifying
     school or district? Need some help in identifying   and regulating emotions, taking perspective, and
     how to best move forward to improve what   understanding their role and their responsibility
     you have and identify what is needed to meet   within the larger school community typically have
     your needs and achieve your goals? This two-  lower levels of social-emotional competence.
     day professional learning opportunity with FEA   This workshop will explore the research, compe-
     consultants will address these issues and more.   tencies, elements, and tenets of social-emotional
     Day 2 focus will build on day one and include   learning; provide practical strategies for infusing
     protocols for diving beneath the surface when   SEL across the curriculum; and assist participants
     looking at student work, developing approaches   in identifying next steps to integrate SEL with a
     for tier 2 and tier 3 interventions, considering   focus on special education.
     different schedule options to best meet the needs
     of all students, and adding to/revising action steps
     for greater student impact moving forward.    Overview of Discrimination
                                             Law and the Role of the Affirmative
     WEBINAR                                 Action Officer
        Hot Issues in School Law             Jan. 15, 2020; 9 am - 3 pm at FEA
     Jan. 14, 2020; 3:30 pm - 4:30 pm        Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE
     Presenters: David Nash, Esq., LEGAL ONE   Director; Rebecca Gold, Retired Director
     Director; Rebecca Gold, Retired Director of   of Human Resources
     Human Resources                         Fee: $150
     Fee: $40                                Affirmative Action Officers and school leaders
     Every year there are major developments in   must be diligent in protecting the rights of
     school law that all school leaders need to know.   all students and staff members regardless of
     This webinar will provide a summary of the lat-  race, gender, religion, sexual orientation or
     est case law, statutes, and regulations impacting   disability. This specially-designed workshop will
     schools, as well as the latest guidance from the   focus on dealing with the many complex issues
     New Jersey and US Departments of Education.   and laws involving discrimination in schools.
     Topics to be addressed include tenure case   This workshop will also review the impact of
     review, new curricula and professional develop-  the wave of sexual harassment claims made
     ment requirements, the latest developments on   recently. Participants will also learn about a
     HIB and student safety, and new requirements   model district approach to addressing issues of
     impacting staff rights and responsibilities.  dating violence and the promotion of a greater
                                             understanding of boundaries for students.


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