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Susan Freedman and Peter Maher to Discuss Section 504, Bullying and Cyberbullying at the C.E.S. New Administrator Induction Program

By Susan C. Freedman & Peter J. Maher on September 25, 2015
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maherslblogfreedmanslblogOn October 2, 2015, Susan Freedman and Peter Maher will be speaking to new school administrators as part of Cooperative Educational Services’ (C.E.S.) New Administrator Induction Program. Susan and Peter will cover important legal issues involving Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and Connecticut’s bullying and cyberbullying laws.

The C.E.S New Administrator Induction Program is a two-year standards based support program for any administrator who is either new to his/her position or experienced but new to his/her district. This program is intended to compliment district orientation programs. For more information, please visit the C.E.S. website.

Photo of Susan C. Freedman Susan C. Freedman

Susan represents school boards and independent schools with regard to education matters, the Americans with Disabilities Act and general litigation, including special education, at the administrative level and in state and federal courts. In her practice, Susan calls upon her 14 years of…

Susan represents school boards and independent schools with regard to education matters, the Americans with Disabilities Act and general litigation, including special education, at the administrative level and in state and federal courts. In her practice, Susan calls upon her 14 years of experience as a teacher. She is a frequent speaker on education matters for CABE, CONN-CASE, the Connecticut Bar Association and other groups, and is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Connecticut.

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Photo of Peter J. Maher Peter J. Maher

Peter Maher represents boards of education and other entities in all areas of school law, with an emphasis on special education issues and labor and employment matters. A former educator, Peter draws on his firsthand knowledge of the needs and goals of school…

Peter Maher represents boards of education and other entities in all areas of school law, with an emphasis on special education issues and labor and employment matters. A former educator, Peter draws on his firsthand knowledge of the needs and goals of school stakeholders to provide practical, community-specific and timely counsel that helps prevent problems when possible and solve them when necessary. Whether navigating sensitive special education matters or advising on day-to-day district operations, he partners with his clients to identify opportunities and pursue a clear path in the face of today’s challenges.

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