Legally Blind Justice Podcast

A podcast about legal issues that students may get into trouble while at school or college. We cover different topics each episode.

Legally Blind Justice Podcast is a business podcast hosted by timothymarkley@kaltmanlaw.com, with 41 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

timothymarkley@kaltmanlaw.com hosts Legally Blind Justice Podcast, a business show with 41 episodes published.

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  Episode #41

  Decoding Due Process: The Legally Blin Justice Podcast Episode 41

  Jun 2, 202548 minS0

  Summary: This conversation explores the intricacies of due process in special education, emphasizing the significance of comprehending the legal framework, mediation, and the hearing process. The speakers emphasize the importance of parental advocacy and preparation to navigate disputes effectively, ensuring that children receive the educational services they are entitled to under the law.   Takeaways Due process is essential when parents and schools disagree on special education services. Mediation can often resolve disputes before they escalate to due process hearings. Parents should prepare thoroughly for due process to level the playing field against school districts. The burden of proof in due p...

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  Episode #40

  Navigating Extended School Year Services for Students: The Legally Blind Justice Podcast: Episode 40

  May 5, 202537 minS0

  <p>Summary</p> <p>This conversation provides an in-depth overview of Extended School Year (ESY) services, emphasizing their importance for students with disabilities. The discussion covers the definition of ESY, its individualized nature, eligibility criteria, goals, service delivery models, and the curriculum structure. The speakers highlight the benefits of ESY, including preventing regression, maintaining skills, and providing consistency. They also discuss the flexibility of ESY programs and the importance of collaboration and data collection in ensuring effective support for students. Real-life examples of ESY plans are shared to illustrate how these services can be tailored to meet individual needs.</p> <...

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  Episode #39

  Navigating K-12 Discipline: What Parents Need to Know: Legally Blind Justice Podcast: Episode 39

  Apr 7, 202555 minS0

  Keywords: K-12, discipline, student rights, school suspensions, due process, education law, advocacy, special education, school policies, parent rights, legal protections   Summary: This episode of the Legally Blind Justice podcast delves into K-12 discipline, focusing on the rights of parents and students, the historical context of school discipline, types of disciplinary actions, and the importance of due process. The discussion includes insights from legal experts on navigating school policies, advocating for students, and understanding the implications of disciplinary actions on future educational opportunities.   Takeaways Parents must understand their rights regarding school discipline. Schools often have legal teams that parents should be awa...

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  Episode #38

  Navigating Special Education Advocacy: The Legally Blind Justice Podcast: Episode 38

  Mar 25, 202559 minS0

  <p>Keywords: special education, disability rights, IDEA, Section 504, advocacy, school discipline, legal protections, manifestation determination reviews, educational law, parent rights</p> <p>Summary</p> <p>This conversation delves into the complexities of special education advocacy, focusing on the legal frameworks that protect students with disabilities, the differences between IDEA and Section 504, and the importance of proper disciplinary procedures. The discussion highlights the challenges faced by students with disabilities in school settings, the role of parents in advocating for their rights, and the impact of significant court cases on educational policies. Additionally, the conversation addresses the future of special education protections...

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  Episode #37

  Understanding Functional Behavior and Discipline: The Legally Blind Justice Podcast: Episode 37

  Mar 3, 202553 minS0

  <p>Legally Blind Justice Podcast: Understanding Functional Behavior and Discipline</p> <p>Join host Tim Markley and the special education advocacy team at K Altman Law as they explore the critical role of Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs) in supporting students and promoting positive behavioral change. Featuring special guest Michelle Guffey from New Horizons Educational Group, this rebroadcast of an insightful webinar dives into the FBA process, legal rights, effective interventions, and the latest DOE guidance.</p> <p>Learn how data-driven strategies can help address challenging behaviors, reduce disciplinary actions, and ensure schools provide the necessary...

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