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RECORDED WEBINAR: The Tides, They Are A-Changing (Again)…
2021-07-30 12:30 - 14:00 UTC
Webinar Request: The Tides, They Are A-Changing (Again)…

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Webinar Description:

Robbins Schwartz hosted an encore Just Keep Swimming Series Webinar to address the CDC’s July 27, 2021, updated guidance for masking in K-12 Schools and other prevention strategies.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

School AdministratorsSuperintendents

RECORDED WEBINAR: Wading Through the Waters of the Spring 2021 Legislative Session
2021-07-27 12:00 - 13:30
Webinar Request: Wading Through the Waters of the Spring 2021 Legislative Session

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Webinar Description:

We’ve waded through the 688 bills passed during the Spring 2021 legislative session and fished out the most important ones affecting employment, governance, and school finance/taxation. Please join us as we discuss the impacts on school districts and practical considerations for compliance, as well as when to expect waves of bill signings and effective dates.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

School AdministratorsSuperintendents

RECORDED WEBINAR: Return to School 2021-2022: FAQ on New ISBE/IDPH/CDC School Guidance
2021-07-15 10:00 - 12:00
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Webinar Request: Frequently Asked Questions on the July 9, 2021 CDC Guidance for K-12 Schools (Adopted by ISBE and IDPH)
It was our pleasure to host the complimentary webinar on July 15, 2021 “Frequently Asked Questions on the July 9, 2021 CDC Guidance for K-12 Schools (Adopted by ISBE and IDPH) “. Should you have any questions specific to your school district, please feel free to contact any Robbins Schwartz attorney.

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Webinar Description:

Please join us for a webinar as we answer frequently asked questions on the new school guidance issued on July 9th, 2021, by the CDC and adopted by ISBE and IDPH.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

School AdministratorsSuperintendentsSpecial Education DirectorsHuman Resources DirectorsBoard Members

RECORDED WEBINAR: Planning for Change: Special Education and Student Legislative Update
2021-06-29 10:00 - 12:00
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Webinar Request: Planning for Change: Special Education and Student Legislative Update
It was our pleasure to host the complimentary webinar on June 29, 2021 “Planning for Change: Special Education and Student Legislative Update”. Should you have any questions specific to your school district, please feel free to contact any Robbins Schwartz attorney.

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Webinar Description:

This webinar covers a plethora of student and special education legislation recently passed, awaiting the Governor’s signature. We will discuss the legislative changes impacting 22 year old transition students, as well as the practical considerations associated with such. We will also review the isolated time out and restraint revisions, new discipline and restorative justice provisions, and attendance and curriculum requirement changes.

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SuperintendentsSpecial Education DirectorsStudent Administrators

Recorded Webinar: Far From Resolved: ISBE's May 19 Resolution and Remote Learning Options
2021-06-15 12:30 - 13:45
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Webinar Request: Far From Resolved: ISBE’s May 19 Resolution and Remote Learning Options

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The recent Resolution passed by ISBE Supporting In-Person Instruction, and the May 24th ISBE FAQ make clear that Illinois schools will be fully in-person for the 2021-2022 school year. This presentation will discuss the impact of the Resolution on remote instruction offerings, both from a student and personnel perspective, the relevant provisions in the School Code that allow school districts to offer remote instruction for more students than the ISBE resolution allows, and how to address and process homebound service requests.

Community College Trustee Virtual Training Session
2021-06-12 08:30 - 13:30
Join us for our complimentary virtual training webinar designed to provide newly elected Community College Board of Trustees members with the necessary credit hours to meet mandated state requirements.

Topics include:

Basic Collective Bargaining Strategies and TipsFiduciary Responsibilities of a Community College TrusteeThe Illinois Open Meetings ActFinancial Oversight and AccountabilityThe Freedom of Information ActSexual Violence and Harassment on Campus: The Continued Evolution of Title IX

June 12th Registration

June 19th Registration

SOPPA Compliance: Recommendations and Frequently Asked Questions to Meet the July 1 Implementation Deadline
2021-05-19 09:00 - 10:30
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Webinar Request: SOPPA Compliance: Recommendations & Frequently Asked Questions to Meet the July 1 Implementation Deadline

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With the July 1, 2021 deadline for compliance with the Student Online Personal Protection Act (“SOPPA”) quickly approaching, school districts should be beginning to implement various processes and procedures, including a process for negotiating written contracts with operators, to comply with the Act. While SOPPA’s contract requirement has been the most notable, and often burdensome, change required under the new SOPPA amendments, school districts should also be aware of SOPPA’s other requirements related to the posting of information on the district’s website, the adoption of a policy designating which school employees are authorized to enter into written agreements, and the development of procedures for responding to and notifying parents of any security breach, destroying and/or transferring covered information from an operator, and affording parents the right to access and request deletion of covered information.

Join us for a webinar from a panel of Robbins Schwartz attorneys, in which we will provide an overview of the new SOPPA requirements and answer some of the most frequently asked questions on these issues. The panel will address questions relating to the National Data Privacy Agreement (“NDPA”) and the Illinois-specific exhibit to comply with SOPPA’s written agreement requirement and will offer strategies for school districts to use these documents in an efficient manner. The panel will also discuss issues such as how to determine what programs, websites, and software are subject to SOPPA, the requirements for posting operator agreements and other information on school district websites, and the implementation of data security measures and safeguards. Finally, the panel will reserve plenty of time to answer specific questions from the audience to help clarify and simplify the SOPPA compliance process.

Newly Elected School Board Members Training Webinar
2021-05-08 08:30 - 13:00
Join us for our complimentary training webinar designed to provide newly elected school board members with the necessary credit hours to meet mandated state requirements.

Topics include:

Tort Immunity Act and Immunities for Elected Officials Avoiding Problems with the Open Meetings ActEthics, Gift Ban and Fiduciary DutiesParliamentary Procedures Made EasyConstruction Project OversightThe Freedom of Information ActCollective BargainingSchool Boards and Student Discipline

May 8th Registration

May 15th Registration

May 22nd Registration

Webinar: Purchasing and Construction Virtual Conference
2021-04-16 08:30 - 12:30
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Webinar Request: Purchasing and Construction Conference

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Topics include:

Top Ten Problems in Vendor Contracts (And How to Solve Them)Defending Your Tax Base: Best Practices for Navigating Revenue DisputesBidding and Procurement and the Continued Movement Toward Cooperative PurchasingWhen Is Your Board Bound to a Contract? A Primer on Contract Enforceability for Public BodiesCyber Liability: Considerations and Risk AssessmentInteractive Problem Solving for Purchasing and Construction (A Panel Discussion)

RECORDED WEBINAR: FAQ's on Interpreting the March 2021 ISBE/IDPH Transition
2021-03-11 09:00 - 10:30
This webinar focuses on frequently asked questions related to ISBE and IDPH’s March 9, 2021, Transition Joint Guidance. The webinar includes a panel discussion on the legal and practical considerations related to the new guidance surrounding social distancing, space capacities, remote learning, face-covering requirements, and symptom screenings. The panel will also discuss liability exposure and tort immunity protection considerations.

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Webinar Request: FAQ’s on Interpreting the March 2021 ISBE/IDPH Transition Joint Guidance

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RECORDED WEBINAR: Staff Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain
2021-01-28 10:00 - 12:00
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Webinar Request: Staff Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain K-12

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CompanyJob TitleUntitledIt was our pleasure to host the complimentary webinar on January 28, 2021, “Staff Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain.” We recognize the benefit of having access not only to our recorded webinar, but also the written FAQ with answers from the webinar. Should you have questions specific to your school district, please feel free to contact any Robbins Schwartz attorney.

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This webinar focuses on RIF procedures, requirements and related bargaining issues for certified staff and educational support personnel. Compliance with statutory requirements and timelines is essential for any RIF. Learn how to avoid common mistakes and ensure your RIF decision meets applicable legal standards.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience: School Administrators and Board of Education for K-12

RECORDED WEBINAR: Faculty Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain
2021-01-26 10:00 - 11:30
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Webinar Request: Faculty and Staff Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain

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CompanyJob TitleUntitledIt was our pleasure to host the complimentary webinar on January 26, 2021, “Faculty and Staff Reductions in Force and Obligation to Bargain.” We recognize the benefit of having access not only to our recorded webinar, but also the written FAQ with answers from the webinar. Should you have questions specific to your school district, please feel free to contact any Robbins Schwartz attorney.

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This webinar focuses on RIF procedures, requirements and related bargaining issues for college faculty and staff. Additionally, the panel will discuss the impact of the recent Illinois Supreme Court decision in Barrall v. John A. Logan Community College on faculty RIF and recall decisions.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

Community College FacultyCommunity College Boards of Education Personnel

SOPPA Amendments 2021: Requirements for Written Agreements and Strategies for Risk Mitigation
2020-12-16 09:30 - 11:00
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Webinar Request: SOPPA Amendments 2021: Requirements for Written Agreements and Strategies for Risk Mitigation

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This webinar was presented in collaboration with the Learning Technology Center of Illinois, Gallagher, and Secure Halo to discuss SOPPA’s contract requirements and related cyber liability security measures and risk management strategies and solutions.

This webinar will provide an overview of the required elements of SOPPA-compliant agreements, along with recommendations for efficiently using the National Data Privacy Agreement (“NDPA”) and Illinois-specific exhibit that is available through the Illinois Student Privacy Alliance. Additionally, the webinar will discuss cyber insurance coverage considerations and loss prevention recommendations to protect school districts in the event of a security breach.

Title IX Role-Specific Webinars for School District Personnel: Register Now
2020-12-16 09:30 - 11:00
Robbins Schwartz is pleased to offer several upcoming role-specific Title IX webinars for school district personnel involved in implementing their districts’ Title IX investigation and grievance process. The cost for each webinar is $50 per person. Information regarding each webinar, including a registration link, follows below.

Title IX: Decision Maker and Hearing Officer Webinar

November 19, 2020 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

The new Title IX regulations require that an objective Decision-Maker/Hearing Officer be appointed to determine whether a respondent is responsible for engaging in Title IX sexual harassment. This webinar will provide a comprehensive review of the role of the Decision-Maker/Hearing Officer in the formal Title IX sexual harassment grievance process, with a focus on presiding over live hearings. The webinar will offer recommendations for conducting hearings, evaluating evidence and credibility, determining relevance and applying the Title IX regulations’ rape shield protections. Finally, this webinar will include helpful tips for preparing written determinations and recognizing and avoiding bias and conflicts of interest, as required by the new regulations.

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Title IX Appellate Decision Maker Webinar

December 4, 2020 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Under the new Title IX regulations, both parties have the right to appeal any determination of responsibility and any dismissal of a formal Title IX sexual harassment complaint or allegations therein. This webinar will focus on the role of the Appellate Decision-Maker in reviewing Title IX sexual harassment appeals and will provide participants with a step-by-step overview of the appeal process, including a discussion of the permissible grounds for appeal and the procedural rights afforded to parties during the appeal process. This webinar will also include recommendations for evaluating appeals and issuing written appeal determinations.

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Title IX: Coordinator Training Webinar

December 11, 2020 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

A school district’s Title IX Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the district’s response to Title IX reports and complaints and managing the grievance process from start to finish. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the Title IX Coordinator’s vast responsibilities, including assessing and responding to reports of Title IX sexual harassment, managing the grievance process, issuing required notices to the parties, and maintaining appropriate records.

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Title IX Investigator Training Webinar

December 17, 2020 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

The new Title IX regulations impose specific requirements for the Investigator’s role in processing formal Title IX sexual harassment complaints. This webinar will train Investigators on the new requirements and provide detailed recommendations and best practices for conducting investigatory interviews, assessing credibility, making relevance determinations, collecting and sharing evidence, preparing an investigative report, and serving impartially.

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Title IX Role-Specific Webinars for Higher Education Personnel: Register Now!
2020-11-18 09:30 - 11:00
In partnership with the Illinois Community College Chief Student Service Officers Commission (“ICCCSSO”), Robbins Schwartz is pleased to offer several upcoming role-specific Title IX webinars for higher education institutions’ Title IX team members. The cost for each webinar is $300.00 per institution. Information regarding each webinar, including a registration link, follows below.

Title IX: Decision Maker and Hearing Officer Webinar

November 18, 2020 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

The new Title IX regulations require that an objective Decision-Maker/Hearing Officer be appointed to determine whether a respondent is responsible for engaging in Title IX sexual harassment. This webinar will provide a comprehensive review of the role of the Decision-Maker/Hearing Officer in the formal Title IX sexual harassment grievance process, with a focus on presiding over live hearings. The webinar will offer recommendations for conducting hearings, evaluating evidence and credibility, determining relevance and applying the Title IX regulations’ rape shield protections. Finally, this webinar will include helpful tips for preparing written determinations and recognizing and avoiding bias and conflicts of interest, as required by the new regulations.

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Title IX Appellate Decision Maker Webinar

December 2, 2020 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

Under the new Title IX regulations, both parties have the right to appeal any determination of responsibility and any dismissal of a formal Title IX sexual harassment complaint or allegations therein. This webinar will focus on the role of the Appellate Decision-Maker in deciding appeals, providing participants with a step-by-step overview of the appeal process and a discussion of the permissible grounds for appeal and the procedural rights afforded to parties during the appeal phase. Finally, this webinar will provide recommendations for evaluating appeals and issuing written appeal determinations.

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Title IX: Coordinator Training Webinar

December 9, 2020 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

An institution’s Title IX Coordinator is responsible for overseeing the institution’s response to Title IX reports and complaints, managing the grievance process from start to finish, and ensuring that adequate training is provided to students, faculty, and staff on Title IX issues. This webinar will provide a comprehensive overview of the Title IX Coordinators’ vast responsibilities and offer guidance on how Title IX Coordinators can best navigate and implement the new Title IX regulations.

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Title IX Investigator Training Webinar

December 16, 2020 from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m.

The new Title IX regulations impose specific requirements for the Investigator’s role in the process for handling formal Title IX sexual harassment complaints. This webinar will train Investigators on the new requirements and provide detailed recommendations and best practices for conducting investigatory interviews, assessing credibility, making relevance determinations, collecting and sharing evidence, preparing an investigative report, and serving impartially.

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REGISTRATION OPEN: School Administrators’ Virtual Conference
2020-09-25 00:00 - 23:59
Save the Date for our School Administrators’ Virtual Conference!

Time: 8:30 a.m. -3:30 p.m.

Conference Seminar Descriptions

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Annual Legal Update for Illinois Colleges Virtual Conference
2020-09-11 00:00 - 23:59
Join us for comprehensive, high-level seminars on frequently asked questions facing Illinois Higher Education Institutions.

Time: 8:30 A.M. – 2:30 P.M.

Conference Seminar Descriptions

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RECORDED WEBINAR: Should I Stay or Should I Go? Legal Considerations of Increasing Remote Learning
2020-07-27 09:30 - 11:00
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This webinar outlines and discusses frequently asked questions on the legal considerations of increasing remote learning in return to school plans.

Many school districts are weighing whether to modify return to school plans given the increasing pressure to provide effective instruction in a safe and healthy environment amid the continuing COVID-19 pandemic. School districts are faced with competing demands from the state, local communities, parents, labor unions and staff on how to begin the 2020-2021 school year.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

SuperintendentsSpecial Education AdministratorsHuman Resources AdministratorsSchool Business OfficialsPrincipalsOther School Administrators

Recorded Webinar: Returning to Campus During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Interpreting IBHE and ICCB Joint Guidance
2020-07-09 10:00 - 11:30
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Webinar Request: Returning to Campus During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Interpreting IBHE and ICCB Joint Guidance

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Contact: Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

This 90-minute webinar will provide guidance to higher education institutions on returning to campus this Fall and answer questions related to IBHE/ICCB joint guidance issued on June 23, 2020. An experienced panel of Robbins Schwartz attorneys will address legal and practical considerations related to the return of staff and students, health and safety considerations, including screening and protective measures and changes and modification to campus. The panel will also address potential bargaining implications and duties related to COVID-19 changes. Join us as we walk through these challenging issues and answer your questions.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

PresidentsVice PresidentsHuman Resources PersonnelDeans and DirectorsManagers and SupervisorsFacilities Directors

Recorded Webinar: Frequently Asked Questions on Interpreting the ISBE/IDPH Joint Guidance on the Return to School
2020-07-01 14:30 - 16:00
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Webinar Request: Frequently Asked Questions on Interpreting the ISBE/IDPH Joint Guidance on the Return to School

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CompanyJob TitleUntitledIt was our pleasure to host the July 1, 2020 complimentary webinar “Frequently Asked Questions on Interpreting the ISBE/IDPH Joint Guidance on the Return to School.” We recognize the benefit of having access not only to our recorded webinar, but also the written FAQ with answers from the webinar. We plan to continue to host webinars and provide resources as school districts continue to plan for starting the 2020-2021 school year. Should you have questions specific to your school district, please feel free to contact any Robbins Schwartz attorney.

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Contact: Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

Topic Description:

A continued the discussion related to the return to school, including the ISBE/IDPH June 23, 2020 Joint Guidance, as well as ISBE’s June 25, 2020 FAQ and School Reopening Toolkit. We also looked at the reaction to the Joint Guidance by schools and unions. This webinar will include a panel discussion on legal and practical considerations related to face covering requirements, symptom self-certification options, social distancing, bargaining implications, and instruction. This webinar is structured in a question and answer format. If you were unable to attend our previous June 17 and June 25, 2020 return to school webinars, you can access such on our here.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

SuperintendentsSchool Business OfficialsSpecial Education AdministratorsHuman Resources AdministratorsPrincipalsOther School Administrators

Webinar: Frequently Asked Questions on Interpreting the ISBE/IDPH Joint Guidance on the Return to School
2020-07-01 14:30 - 16:00
Please join us as we continue the discussion related to the return to school, including the ISBE/IDPH June 23, 2020 Joint Guidance, as well as ISBE’s June 25, 2020 FAQ and School Reopening Toolkit. We will also look at the reaction to the Joint Guidance by schools and unions. The webinar will include a panel discussion on legal and practical considerations related to face covering requirements, symptom self-certification options, social distancing, bargaining implications, and instruction. This webinar will be a structured question and answer format. If you were unable to attend our June 17 and June 25, 2020 return to school webinars, you can access such on our website. Please submit any questions for the panel by 6 p.m. Tuesday, June 30th at mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

Contact: Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

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Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

SuperintendentsSchool Business OfficialsSpecial Education AdministratorsHuman Resources AdministratorsPrincipalsOther School Administrators

Recorded Webinar: NEW ISBE & IDPH JOINT GUIDANCE
2020-06-25 10:00 - 11:30
A Legal Panel Q&A: Fall Return to School Transition Guidance and Discussion

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Panel discussion on frequently asked questions related to returning to school including ISBE’s June 23, 2020 Joint Guidance and Senate Bill 1569. The webinar will include legal considerations related to staffing, bargaining implications, attendance, special education, and how to safely transition back to school. The panel will also touch on what social distancing or other restrictions may look like in the school setting to ensure the safety of all individuals as we transition back to the classroom.

Webinar: NEW ISBE & IDPH JOINT GUIDANCE - PART 3
2020-06-25 10:00 - 11:30
A Legal Panel Q&A: Fall Return to School Transition Guidance and Discussion

Please join us as we discuss and answer frequently asked questions related to return to school including ISBE’s June 23, 2020 Joint Guidance and Senate Bill 1569. The webinar will include a panel discussion on legal considerations related to staffing, bargaining implications, attendance, special education, and how to safely transition back to school. The panel will also touch on what social distancing or other restrictions may look like in the school setting to ensure the safety of all individuals as we transition back to the classroom. This webinar will be a question and answer format. If you were unable to attend our first return to school webinar on June 17th, you can access such on our website.

Contact: Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

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Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

SuperintendentsSchool Business OfficialsSpecial Education AdministratorsHuman Resources AdministratorsPrincipalsOther School Administrators

Recorded Webinar: Return to School: Legal and Practical Considerations
2020-06-17 12:30 - 14:00
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This session will guide school districts as we look toward a return to school in the fall; either remotely, in-person or through a blended model. We will address necessary preparations and legal considerations related to staffing, bargaining implications, student attendance, gaps in student learning and how to safely transition back to school. The presentation will also touch on what social distancing or other restrictions may look like in the school setting to ensure the safety of all individuals as we return to school buildings under new norms.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

SuperintendentsSchool Business OfficialsSpecial Education AdministratorsHuman Resources Administrators Principals and Other School Administrators

Recorded Webinar: Preparing for Implementation of the New Title IX Regulations
2020-05-28 12:30 - 13:45
Recommendations for Higher Education Institutions

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This webinar offers a comprehensive analysis of the new Regulations released by the U.S. Department of Education as they pertain to Title IX in Higher Education institutions. It also provides helpful tips for institutions to prepare for implementation of the new Rules in the coming months.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

Title IX Coordinators, investigators, decision-makers and informal resolution facilitatorsCollege administrators responsible for student and/or employee investigations and discipline

Recorded Webinar: Preparing for Implementation of the New Title IX Regulations
2020-05-27 12:30 - 13:45
Recommendations for K-12 School Districts

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This webinar offers a comprehensive analysis of the new Regulations released by the U.S. Department of Education as they pertain to Title IX in K-12 schools. It also provides helpful tips for school districts to prepare for implementation of the new Rules in the coming months.

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

Nondiscrimination and Title IX CoordinatorsComplaint managers and investigatorsSuperintendents, principals, assistant principals and other district administrators responsible for student and/or employee investigations and discipline

Cancelled: Purchasing and Construction Conference
2020-05-15 12:00 - 16:00, 2020-04-17 12:00 | Thelma Keller Convention Center, 1202 N Keller Dr, Effingham, IL, 62401, United States
For more information contact Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

Cancelled: Employee Benefits Conference
2020-05-15 08:30 - 12:00 | Thelma Keller Convention Center, 1202 N Keller Dr, Effingham, IL, 62401, United States
For more information, contact Maritza Guevara, mguevara@robbins-schwartz.com

Recorded Webinar: Governing and Elections During COVID-19
2020-05-06 13:00 - 14:00
Public Meetings, FOIA Compliance, and an Early Look at Potential Impacts on the 2021 Election

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This webinar will provide practical tips and information concerning conducting remote meetings, Open Meetings Act Issues, Complying with FOIA during times of limited in-person staffing, annual Township meetings, and possible COVID-19 impacts on the 2021 Consolidated Election

Who Should Attend/Target Audience:

School and Community College Board MembersMunicipal and Township Elected OfficialsDepartment Heads of Local Governmental Entities

What You Will Learn:

Technical Considerations and Other Issues to Consider When Conducting Remote Public Meetings, Including Open Meetings Act ComplianceStrategies for Complying with FOIA During times of Limited Operations and with Limited In-Person StaffingWhen to Hold Your Annual Township Meeting and the Issues to Consider When Holding That MeetingReview of the Recent Injunctive Order in Libertarian Party of Illinois, Et Al., V. Pritzker and Possible Impacts on the 2021 Consolidated Election Cycle
