Special Education Law Blog: Gerls Rock Tour Continues in Omaha

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Gerls Rock Tour Continues in Omaha

The final stop on my 2010 special education law tour will be Thursday and Friday at the Tri-State Conference in Omaha. I look forward to meeting blog readers and seeing old friends from Iowa, Kansas and Nebraska.

Please find me and say hello if you are in the neighborhood.

By the way- who else could make special education law rock? My powers are beyond your comprehension!
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