I realized again this week that mediation is the best way to resolve special education disputes. It helps the live the various options to see what might work and what may not work...
In route to the action, I passed my favorite road name in the world, or what I've seen of it so far. If you have a better street or road name, snap a photo and send it to us. As of right now mine is the winner. See photo above. But remember as always, this is an exhibition not a wager.
By the way some people have asked about the various groups. The LinkedIn Special Education Law Group is the biggest and most active with over 2,000 members. The Facebook Special Education Law Group was also quite large, but the most evil corporate moguls at Facebook archived the group despite my protest. Now members have to rejoin to still be members. Why??? More information on the groups may be found by following the links on the lefthand side of the blog.
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