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02/09/2024

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04/25/2022

Our attorneys are speaking on the National stage! Hear

The 43rd Annual National Institute will take place April 24 - 27, 2022 in Louisville, Kentucky.

01/16/2022

Is your special education team prepared to respond to natural disasters in addition to all of the pandemic-related challenges? Attorney takes a deep dive in our latest blog post. http://ow.ly/SiMy50HvA4X

01/07/2022

Ennis Britton is delighted to share that two of our attorneys have been selected as Ohio's Super Lawyers (Gary Stedronsky) and Rising Stars (Erin Wessendorf-Wortman) in 2022 for their demonstration to excellence in the practice of law. Congratulations!

12/16/2021

A PA district court found that parents of a student who suffered three concussions were not entitled to an IEE at public expense because they disagreed with the evaluation team’s IDEA classification.

A PA court found that a student who suffered three concussions was not entitled to an IEE at public expense because they disagreed with the IDEA classification.

12/14/2021

OHS has revised the Head Start Program Performance Standards (HSPPS) to include additional health and safety requirements regarding COVID-19 masks and vaccines. Read more on what they had to say, and how it will affect Early Childhood Education programs.

OHS has revised the Head Start Program Performance Standards (HSPPS) to include additional health and safety requirements regarding masks and vaccines.

12/13/2021

Is your district ready for the new federal Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) requirements? Find out more and learn about Ohio's request for an exemption in a complimentary webinar this Wednesday, December 15. Register today at

Client Resources Upcoming Events & Seminars Transportation Webinar: Entry Level Driver Training (ELDT) December 15, 202110 – 11 a.m.Complimentary Webinar What do you know about ELDT and is your district prepared? Effective February 7, 2022, all CDL license candidates will have to complete the new ...

12/13/2021

The December edition of School Law Review is live! Read the latest at

Ennis Britton's monthly publication of hot educational law cases and information you need to know as it relates to Ohio school districts.

12/10/2021

Ohio HB 126, which sought to impose additional hurdles on school districts when challenging property valuations, is headed for full consideration by the Senate after some revisions were made. Read more at

Ohio HB 126, which sought to impose additional hurdles on school districts when challenging property valuations, is now headed to the Senate with revisions.

12/07/2021

Ohio schools have seen an increase in parental complaints about the curriculum and programs in their districts, particularly as it relates to critical race theory. Must they honor their requests to opt-out? Find out at

Ohio has seen an increase in parental complaints about the curriculum and programs in its public schools. Can districts honor their requests to opt-out?

11/19/2021

Decisions about mask policies and exemptions for students with disabilities have resulted in lawsuits, filing claims under Title II of the ADA and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Read more at https://ennisbritton.com/blog/2021/mask-rights-for-students-with-disabilities

Mask policies and exemptions have resulted in lawsuits about the rights of students with disabilities under Title II of ADA and Section 504 of Rehab Act.

11/17/2021

It's official! Financial literacy is making its way to high school curriculum across Ohio. The passing of SB1 also offers some temporary relief to schools seeking substitute teachers. Read more in our latest blog from

Senate Bill 1 was signed into law on Oct 28, 2021, paving the way for financial literacy classes and updating substitute teacher rules.