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Can Your High School Athletes Receive Name, Image, and Likeness Compensation Now? Discover Pending Legislation and Legal Considerations. The NCAA permits college student-athletes to earn compensation for activities involving their names, images, and likenesses (NIL). With this recent attention at...

Do Your Student-Athletes Have Mental Health Challenges? Learn How to Help Them Legally. Recent events have focused attention on the mental health issues unique to students involved in competitive sports. The combination of academics and athletics can cause stress. Your...

Stop Microaggressions at Your School: Learn How to Promote Anti-Racism at Your School During the first couple of months of this school year, microaggressions rose to even more disturbing levels. Students have expressed concerns regarding the negative encounters they experience...

How Can You Teach About Juneteenth? Address the Holiday and What Makes It Special. Congress made Juneteenth a federal holiday in 2024. In a time of continuing racial inequity and curriculum bans, you need to know and teach the backstory...

Discriminatory or Just Uncomfortable? Learn How Your Institution Can Create an Inclusive Environment. There is a line between uncomfortable environments and those that would be legally considered discriminatory. Despite this distinction, your institution needs to go beyond the bland legal...

Steps To Take If Your Student May Have A Disability. Learn How To Identify And Help Your Students. A student struggling with reading, math, or other school activities may have a disability. As you begin to collect and analyze data...

How Do You Help Students With Social-Emotional Learning Needs? Students with social-emotional challenges are particularly vulnerable at the beginning of a new school year. They may find it hard to cope with feelings, set goals, or be unsuccessful at resolving...

Education law expert Rick Verstegen will show you step-by-step how to write investigation reports for various scenarios involving formal complaints of sexual harassment in colleges and universities. You will learn how to incorporate procedural steps, draft findings of fact, and...

Managing FMLA in Schools: What Every Administrator Needs to Know Teachers and staff in schools rely heavily on FMLA leave. Whether it is long-term leave or intermittent leave, the FMLA provides significant benefits to your employees. However, from the perspective...

Eliminate Microaggressions Before the New School Year. Understand How Implicit Bias is Hurting Your Students. Students frequently experience indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination on college and university campuses. Summer is the ideal time to eliminate these microaggressions by resetting expectations,...

Best Tips to Teach Students With ADHD: Learn Strategies to Keep Them and the Entire Class on Track As students returned to classrooms for this school year, some brought the challenges of Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with them. You...

Will You Be Persecuted for Teaching About Racism This Year? Convey the Truth Without Violating Anti-CRT Laws. As the school year begins, teachers who wish to engage students in a more inclusive and honest version of our nation’s past are...

How Do You Help Students With Dyslexia? Learn How To Help Your Students As The School Year Starts. As the new school year gets underway, it’s an ideal time to consider the challenges students with dyslexia can face.  They may...

Was Your Student in Juvenile Detention? Learn How to Help Them Readapt to School Students who have been in juvenile detention have fallen behind and often struggle to excel in school. You can apply proven tactics to help these students...

Don’t Allow Violence at Your School: Learn the Specific Steps You Must Take Now The deadly surge in violence has affected schools regardless of demographics. With more teachers and staff also reporting an increase in threats and attacks, your campus...

Prepare Your Behavior Intervention Plans: Apply MTSS Discipline Practices Without Complexity It is not practical to align several different systems into MTSS. You can cut through the complexity with a school-wide behavior intervention plan. Implementing a three-tier program will enable...

How Do You Help Students Who Are Disruptive? Reduce Student Disruptions and Have a Smoother School Year You have likely noticed that some students cause frequent disruptions. These outbursts detract from learning experiences, hurt classroom culture, and can erode the...

Your Latino Students Fell Behind – Help Them! It is time to evaluate your teaching practices and take immediate action to assist your Latino students. As the nation focuses on antiracism and inclusion, families and the community demand that schools...

Are Any of Your Students Homeless? Learn How to Help Them Excel at School. At the beginning of the new semester, you may see students who are homeless falling behind their peers. Pandemic-induced learning loss has hurt all students, leaving...

Teaching Black History and Today's Laws. Discover Strategies to Convey the Truth Authentically. New critical race theory laws have scared and confused teachers. They wonder how to teach Black history authentically without violating the statutes.  With nearly 200 “backlash bills”...

Do You Have New Students in Foster Care? Learn How to Help Them Excel at School. Students in foster care can quickly fall behind when the school year has barely started. Pandemic-induced learning loss has hurt all students, leaving those...

What Did They Say?! Student reporters may criticize your college or university, make disparaging remarks about staff members or other students, or reflect on the world around them in an objectionable way. You need to understand the First Amendment rights...

How Do You Help Students Who Harm Themselves? Learn How to Help Them Before It’s Too Late As the new school year gets underway, it’s an ideal time to consider the new challenges students who self-harm may face. They come...

How Do You Help Students With Trauma/PTSD? Discover How To Accommodate Students. As the 2022-23 school year gets underway, it’s an ideal time to consider the challenges students suffering from trauma or posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can face. They may...