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Education Law Insights

Franczek's podcast brings timely legal updates to school administrators.

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Sep 3, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 3, 2026

    Show Your Work – Best Practices for Documenting Student-Related Complaints and Investigations (opens the original)

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    On Thursday, September 3rd, Franczek attorneys hosted a webinar highlighting best practices for responding to and documenting key student-related issues. From student discipline to bullying complaints, curriculum objections and student residency, we'll provide key tips and guidance for documenting your school's responses and review practical steps outlined in our related Franczek toolkits. Copyright © 2026, Franczek P.C. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer: Attorney Advertising. This presentation is

  2. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Tenured Teacher Notices to Remedy – Assessing the New Legislation (Illinois) (opens the original)

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    On July 24, 2026, Governor Pritzker signed Public Act 104-647 into law (formerly Senate Bill 2914), bringing significant procedural changes to the process for K-12 public school districts in Illinois to issue a notice to remedy (a mandatory notice to address remediable misconduct prior to dismissal) to a tenured teacher, while also making the board of education's decision subject to binding arbitration. On August 19th, Franczek attorneys David J. Braun and James Petrungaro hosted a webinar "Tenu

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