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Hot Topics in School Law: A Three-Part Summer Series

Dates: 6/16/2026 - 6/30/2026
Presenter(s): Milliana Zonarich, Luke Webster, Elizabeth C. Trautz
Details Price Qty
Session 1 : June 16show details + $150.00 USD  
Session 2 : June 23show details + $150.00 USD  
Session 3 : June 30show details + $150.00 USD  
All Three Sessionshow details + $400.00 USD  

Description

ABOUT THE PROGRAM:
  Stay sharp this summer with a timely, practical webinar series led by New Hampshire school law attorneys Liz Trautz, Luke Webster, and Milli Zonarich. Each one-hour webinar session is grounded in the legal trends and emerging issues we’re seeing across the state, designed to help school staff navigate these complex topics with clarity and confidence. Below is a summary of each session:
 
Session 1: EEeek! Navigating Parent Requests for Independent Educational Evaluations | June 16, 2026   Parent requests for Independent Educational Evaluations (IEEs) can raise immediate questions about timelines, obligations, and strategy. This session breaks down the legal requirements and practical considerations so schools can respond appropriately, stay compliant, and avoid common pitfalls.
 
Session 2: You’ve Been Served! What K–12 School Staff Need to Know About Subpoenas | June 23, 2026   Subpoenas seem more common in K-12 schools each year, and they rarely arrive at a convenient time — or on the right desk. This session will help clients understand what a subpoena is (and is not), who should handle it, and what to do (and not do) when one is received. We will provide insight on the different reasons that school staff might receive a subpoena and discuss common issues to consider when school staff respond to one.
 
Session 3: Endgame: Legal and Practical Considerations for Graduation and Eligibility Termination | June 30, 2026   Exiting students from special education — whether through graduation, aging out, or termination of eligibility — requires careful substantive and procedural attention. This session will explore the requirements, documentation, and decision-making processes involved, with an emphasis on ensuring compliance while supporting sound, defensible outcomes for districts.
 
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?   This workshop is designed for school administrators, including building principals and assistant principals, school counselors, and any other school personnel.   We look forward to seeing you this summer!
 

QUESTIONS?

Events/Registration: Contact Morgan Stickney at 800.727.1941 Ext. 210 |

Billing: Contact accounting@dwmlaw.com

Cancellations:

We understand that plans change. If you find you can no longer attend a program, please contact marketing@dwmlaw.com or 800.727.1941. Thank you.

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Need Help?

Contact Morgan Stickney (Marketing@dwmlaw.com) if you have any questions at all.

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