The Top 10 COVID-19 Questions Answered for Schools – John B. Comegno II

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This recording, presented by nationally-recognized school law practitioner, litigator, and law professor, John B. Comegno II, Esq., will explore and provide practical and concrete answers for school administrators, special educators and teachers navigating new legal dilemmas during the present COVID-19 school closures. The discussion will review current USDOE direction and guidance, relevant law, as well as best practices. 

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Top 10 COVID-19 Questions

1. Are schools required to implement IEPs and provide FAPE during school closures?
2. Do students need to receive 180 days of instruction?
3. Are states required to administer federal assessments?
4. May schools lay-off part-time/hourly/daily employees who are not currently working?
5. Are schools required to pay stipends?
6. May schools video/audio record lessons?
7. Are schools required to notify staff and community regarding COVID-19 positive cases?
8. How do schools evaluate remote instruction teacher effectiveness?
9. Are timelines frozen during the closures?
10. How do schools continue to support student mental health?

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