When
Friday, August 3rd 2018 at 11:20 a.m. - 12:25 p.m.
Description
In FRY v Napoleon Community Schools, the U.S. Supreme Court set forth a standard when exhaustion of administrative remedies is required for claims of discrimination under Section 504 and the ADA where matters of educational policy may also be in dispute. Like any standard, everyone is looking for ways to apply and circumvent. This presentation will set forth the legal landscape 18 months after FRY. Rather than simply being a topic of interest for lawyers, we believe the presentation will benefit school administrators in the following manner”
Knowledge of the distinction between educational and discrimination claims and the differing legal liabilities of each.
Individual liability and indemnification.
What a district must be prepared for in the event exhaustion is or is not required.
Best practices to avoid liability.
Location
Mid-Hudson School Study Council’s
63rd Annual School Law Conference
Monroe-Woodbury High School
Auditorium
