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7/30/2013 · Education & Schools

School Evaluations Help Swing Custody Cases

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

Even the most amicable custody arrangements can sour over school choice. As more people move about, the issue of where their children will attend school, and what that school offers compared to their current situation, is becoming more significant in family law. This article examines ways an education expert can assist with objective evaluations of school programs.

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7/16/2013 · Education & Schools

The Educator as a Consulting and Testifying Expert

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

The educator as a consulting and testifying expert has become one of the most important tools that an lawyer can use in the dispute resolution process involving schools. When the consultant becomes an expert witness the relationship changes. This article explains how the expert educator assesses merits of a case, and provides consultation to lawyers who are working on education and school related cases.

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2/19/2013 · Education & Schools

Creating and Maintaining Effective Schools for All Children

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

The first wave of inclusion has crashed upon the shores of our schools. Now, educators and parents are looking toward the horizon awaiting the next wave to see what it brings.

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12/13/2012 · Education & Schools

After A Due Process Hearing, Then What?

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

Now that the administrative law judge ordered Heather into the regular fourth-grade classroom, none of the teachers want to have her, Maybe we shouldn't have filed for a due process hearing against the school. I think it backfired on us.

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9/7/2012 · Education & Schools

Accountability and Special Education: Planning for Results

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

Schools seem to have little control over the financial and human resources that are dedicated to special education. How can accountability be achieved?

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5/14/2012 · Social Issues

Cyberbullying and the Law

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

Cyberbullying is one of the fastest-growing problems facing families and the people responsible for protecting our children: school administrators, lawmakers and law enforcement officials. Cyberbullying is such a new frontier, the laws that define and police it are, in many places, weak to nonexistent. Its "sudden" pervasiveness and severity is now shocking people into action as evidenced by the rash of suicides making national news and the resulting public outcry.

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10/7/2011 · Education & Schools

What Can You Do to Recognize the Signs That Could Result in Your Students Being Hurt? The Red Flag

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

People who are passionate about school safety have a vision--a vision we share with concerned parents, educators, and especially with the kids we're obliged to protect.

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8/12/2011 · Education & Schools

Five Tips for Parents When Your Child Is Being Bullied

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

All 15-year-old Phoebe Prince wanted was to be liked. But after moving from Ireland to Massachusetts, it wasn't long before Phoebe endured bullying from the "mean girls" at school.

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6/14/2011 · Education & Schools

Understanding Liability In School Cases

By: Dr. Edward Dragan

It is commonly accepted that school liability has increased over the past several years, especially in the area of tort liability.

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