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Autism Resources is
currently accepting online registrations for our upcoming
conferences. Please check this page often for details about our upcoming
events.
Please visit our registration
page to register
online by clicking here.
School Districts and Parents;
Perspectives from Both Sides
"Autism and the Special Education System" (8:30-4:30)
Rutgers University, New Brunswick NJ
Douglass Student Center
October 24, 2004
Registration can be set up through PayPal.
Parents - $95.00
Professionals - $125.00
Continental breakfast and
Lunch included. This will be held at the Rutgers University and the
directions are available below. They can also register through autism
resources over the phone.
Legal Issues in Autism: School Districts
and Parents; Perspectives from Both Sides
Nationally Well Known "Autism Attorney" Gary Mayerson will
meet head to head with Prominent "School Board Attorney" Viola
S. Lordi in this first time ever "Legal Conference" of such
magnitude. Mr. Mayerson has testified before congress on the federal
IDEA statute and is the Author of "How to Try an Autism Case,"
published in the June 2003 edition of New Jersey Lawyer's Magazine.
He also was a principal presenter at the 3rd National IDEA Hearing Officer
Training. Several Judges from New Jersey's OAL were in an attendance.
He consults internationally and has presented at numerous conferences
and Universities.
Prominent Attorney Viola S. Lordi represents school boards and provides
legal counsel on higher education law. Mrs. Lordi has been appointed
to the Editorial Board of the IDEA Compliance Insider. She continues
to serve on the Board of Advisors for the IEP Trainer. She has served
as speaker for the New Jersey Association of School Administrators,
The New Jersey Association for Affirmative Action in Higher Education,
and the New Jersey School Boards Association/ New Jersey Association
of School Attorney's on various school/ higher education law subjects.
Both Presenters at this conference have impressive resumes and their
expertise in this field can bring valuable information to all those
who attend. This is a "must see"
for parents, caregivers, school officials, teachers, professionals,
Advocates, IEP members, CST members, Attorneys, organizations, and anyone
else who has any kind of involvement in this field.
Gary's book "How to Compromise with your School District without
Compromising Your Child" will also be available. Autism Resources
is very proud to sponsor this event.
Click here for driving directions to
Rutgers University
Please visit our registration
page to register
online by clicking here.
"Success in Autism, Filling in the Gaps"
Berkeley Township Library
August 18, 7-9 p.m..
EXHIBITOR
INFORMATION:
Exhibitor opportunities are available for vendors and service providers
serving the autism community. Please contact us
directly for more information about how you and your organization
can get involved.
For more information on this conference, contact Joni Jones at (732) 818-1145 or mbmrja@msn.com. Call now for information & reservations or register online by clicking here.