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: Special Education Law BlogPam Labellarte-An Experienced Advocate To Assist Families
By Charles Fox
Over this last year I have unfortunately let the blog lay fallow. I have many excuses such as being busy with teaching (that has now ended) and family obligations, but I am back and happy to report that the I have hired Pam Labellarte, a veteran advocate, to further help students receive a FAPE under IDEIA and 504. She will no doub also be blogging.
Pam has been involved with:
"Educating and counseling parents as well as attending their child?s
Special Education meetings. Providing
Disability Awareness presentations to schools, hospitals, physicians
offices, corporations, community groups and medical schools ·
Instructing youth with disabilities, in self advocacy and employment
readiness skills."
I am fortunate to have such a caring and experienced advocate to work with families to realize an effective and successful outcome for their students, and to keep me from letting the blog go fallow again.
Full post as published by Special Education Law Blog on August 22, 2009 (boomark / email).
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