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The Supreme Court Will Decide a Significant Special Education Case

December 21, 2022

Attorney Client Relationship, Education, IDEA, Special Education, Special Education Law, Spencer Walsh Law, Tracey Spencer Walsh

⚫️ The Supreme Court Will Decide a Significant Special Education Case.

The justices will decide whether families must exhaust special education proceedings when they seek money damages under other federal laws.

Full article is at www.edweek.org

The case, Perez v. Sturgis Public Schools, is scheduled to be heard on January 18, 2023.

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