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Real-World Strategies for Virtual IEP and 504 Team Meetings


Presented by Jeremy J. Neff, Esq.
Wednesday, September 30, 2020 | 2 - 3:30 p.m. ET



Jeremy J. Neff, Esq.

Webinar Registration:

$250 per connection until September 23

$270 per connection from September 24 - 30

Additional Site:

$115 per connection Now to September 29

Even in the challenging circumstances created by the ongoing pandemic, educators continue striving to serve students with disabilities appropriately and effectively. But how do you maintain compliance while meeting students' real-world needs in these unprecedented times?

In this interactive webinar, school attorney Jeremy Neff will detail the issues IEP and 504 teams should address with parents, including those specific to the COVID-19 pandemic, and provide practical tips to do so with the added challenges of virtual team meetings.

Along with how to prepare before virtual meetings, what to do during meetings and key follow-up steps, you'll take away best practices that can be reasonably implemented and will fulfill compliance mandates, including how to:

  • Keep virtual 504 and IEP team meetings productive and amicable, with minimal disruptions and maximum engagement
  • Maintain security and confidentiality in the virtual world
  • Determine when to use a facilitator for virtual meetings, and what to expect from their services
  • Address novel pandemic-related concerns during team meetings when applicable federal laws have not been amended to reflect current realities
  • Ensure that 504 and IEP team meetings align with a broader compliance strategy
  • And more

About the Presenter

Jeremy Neff is a shareholder with the Ohio firm Ennis Britton Co., L.P.A., with offices in Cincinnati, Cleveland, and Columbus. Before becoming an attorney with the firm, Mr. Neff was a high school social studies teacher and coach for several years and served as the firm’s law clerk. Mr. Neff assists clients with a variety of education law issues, including special education, student discipline, negotiations, and labor and employment matters. He has represented boards of education in state and federal court, teacher termination hearings, territory transfer hearings, labor arbitration, special education due process hearings, and in a variety of administrative proceedings including before the State Employment Relations Board, the U.S. Department of Education Office for Civil Rights, the U.S. Department of Justice, the Ohio Department of Education, the Ohio High School Athletics Association, and county boards of revision. Mr. Neff frequently speaks on education law topics at conferences and staff training seminars.


Who Should Attend

  • Special education directors

  • Special education teachers

  • General education teachers

  • School administrators

  • IEP team members

  • 504 team members

  • School attorneys

Addressing Challenging Behaviors of Students With Disabilities in In-Person, Virtual and Hybrid Settings


Presented by Dr. Laura Forkum, BCBA-D, LBA
Thursday, October 22, 2020 | 2 - 3:30 p.m. ET



Dr. Laura Forkum, BCBA-D, LBA

Webinar Registration:

$250 per connection until October 15

$270 per connection from October 16 - 22

Additional Site:

$115 per connection Now to October 21

Challenging behaviors of students with disabilities is something school professionals face on a daily basis. But now, as students deal with the ongoing pandemic and the return to school in different settings, behavior is being impacted in unprecedented ways. Get expert guidance on how to respond from Dr. Laura Forkum, a practicing behavior analyst for the past 12 years.

During 90 guidance-packed minutes, you'll be equipped with best practices to address challenging behavior during COVID-19 in the various learning environments students are experiencing: in-person, virtual and hybrid. Starting with an overview of common challenging behaviors exhibited by students with disabilities and how COVID-19 affects this behavior, you'll then learn practical strategies you can apply right away to:

  • Address previously documented challenging behaviors across all educational settings
  • Address new challenging behaviors across all settings
  • Address current challenging behaviors that have escalated due to the pandemic
  • Engage parents in implementing behavioral supports in all settings
  • Determine when to update the current Behavior Intervention Plan or conduct a new Functional Behavior Assessment
  • Assess behavior in a virtual setting

And while the focus will be on challenging behavior during COVID-19, you can continue to use the strategies shared post-pandemic.

About the Presenter

Dr. Laura Forkum, BCBA-D, LBA, is a licensed doctoral level behavior analyst who practices in Chattanooga, Tenn. In 2008 she founded Autism & Behavior Services (ABS), the first ABA clinic in the Chattanooga area, to address a lack of Applied Behavior Analysis services at the time. She has been a practicing BCBA-D for over 12 years with experience working with individuals with autism and related disabilities for over 16 years. Over the past seven years, she has provided consulting and training services for school systems on how to implement behavioral supports within the school environment for individuals with autism and individuals identified with emotional disturbance. In addition, she has provided expert testimony in due process hearings.


Who Should Attend

  • Special education directors

  • Special and general education teachers

  • School administrators

  • School attorneys

  • School psychologists

  • Behavior specialists

  • Behavior analysts

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