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2025 G-CASE Workshop: The Rules of Discipline for Stud ents with Disabilities and Their Practical Implications
\nJan. 13\, 2025 | 9 AM - 4 PM
\nFirst District RESA 149 S. Register Street \, Metter\, GA 30439
\n$250/person
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Professional Learning in the area of discipline for students with disabilities continues to be the N umber One subject our members ask for the most. \; This G-CASE Drive-I n One-Day Workshop for special and general education leaders features nati onally-known attorney Julie Weatherly as she addresses this critical\, tim ely issue. \; She will focus on the actual rules of discipline for stu dents with disabilities and how they apply to in-school suspension\, alter native schools\, bus transportation\, students who exhibit dangerous behav iors\, Manifestation Determination Reviews\, and more.
\nThe recom mended audience is special education directors\, coordinators*\, lead teac hers\, principals\, assistant principals\, and superintendents.
\n*Special Education Coordinators will receive some of this information at t he Coordinator Skills Institute (CSI) in February.
\nLunch and sna cks provided.
\nPresenter Julie J. Weatherly\, Esq. is the owner of Resolutions in Special Education\, Inc. \, a special education law and consulting firm in Alabama. Julie is a member of the State Bars of Alabama and Georgia and for thirty-eight year s continues to provide consultation and legal representation to school age ncies across the country in the area of educating students with disabiliti es. She is also a member of the faculty for many national and state legal Institutes and is a frequent speaker at special education Law Conferences. \; Julie has developed a number of professional development and train ing programs (in-person and virtual) that support special education legal compliance and has been published nationally as a part of her trainings\, workshops\, and seminars. In June of 1996\, Julie appeared on the CBS news program &ldquo\;60 Minutes&rdquo\; to discuss the cost of meeting the leg al requirements of IDEA. \; In 1998\, she was honored by Georgia&rsquo \;s CEC as the Individual who had Contributed Most to Students with Disabi lities\, and in April 2012\, Julie received the Award for Outstanding Serv ice from the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE). \; Julie is a frequent presenter at the G-CASE Spring Legal Conference in At hens and was honored with the &ldquo\;Friend of G-CASE&rdquo\; Aw ard in 2023.
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Questions? Email Sarah Burbach a t sburbach@gael.org
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\nCance llation/Refund Policy for this event: \;Due to contracted commitments for facilities\, meals/snacks\, and speak ers\, cancellations are subject to a $30.00 fee up to one week/seven days before the opening day of the event. After that\, the full fee will be cha rged. No-shows at the event will be charged the full fee. \;Substitutions of people attending the conference are allowed . \; Please notify the G-CASE Executive Director (Sarah Burbach at sburbach@gael.org) of the change so that t he appropriate printing of the name badge and billing will be made. \; Cancellations must be in writing and emailed to Sarah Burbach at \;< /span> sburbach@gael.org.
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