East Brunswick Special Education Attorney
About East Brunswick School District
East Brunswick is located in Middlesex County, NJ. Over 8700 students attend the district’s eleven schools, of whom under 1200 are classified as special needs. Only one special needs student is sent out-of-district, as the district has incorporated many out-of-district offerings within the public schools’ curricula.
The annual budget is over $167 million, of which the local taxpayers raise over $136 million. Approximately $18.5 million is for Special Education . Per pupil cost is in over $16,000 annually.
As in most public school district’s in New Jersey, Special Education represents a significant portion of the district’s costs and responsibilities. Consequently, the districts face significant fiscal restraints when dealing soaring costs. It is important that parents of special needs students be fully represented by a knowledgeable Special Education Attorney or Educational Advocate from a child’s initial Individualized Education Program (IEP) through to the student’ s graduation or de-classification. The laws dictating his/her education are complicated and could be very costly to both the parent and the school district. No one knows your child better than you. That knowledge and insight must be communicated so that the student receives the education he/she deserves and is required by law to receive.
East Brunswick Special Education Legal Services
At Susan Clark Law Group, we provide guidance and representation every step of the way to ensure a thorough and efficient, free education for your son or daughter. Further, we provide a free consultation before you sign with us so that you will know what to expect in your communications with the school district. We know and have experience in dealing with the East Brunswick schools. They are dedicated educators dealing with constraining budgets and trying to provide the best education for their students. However, the laws require that your child be provided with a unique educational program dictated by his/her Individualized Education Program (IEP). At Susan Clark Law Group, we will work on your child’s behalf that he or she receives all to which they are entitled. At our website, susanclarklawgroup.com, you can view all of our blogs dealing with special education law and practices, and how they may pertain to your child. Many things can be done by yourself. However, make certain that you understand every issue and the idiosyncrasies and legal ramifications of each. Several law firms, such as The Susan Clark Law Group offer free suggestions which you can pursue yourself or with an educational advocate. It is ultimately your decision how you wish to proceed to best serve the needs of your child. Listed at the bottom of this articles are areas with which we deal on a common basis.
Schools in the East Brunswick School District
For your convenience, the contact information for the district’s schools and the Director of Special Services are:
Director of Special Services
Renee Davis 732-613-6748
Supervisor (PK-5)
Nicole McNamara 732-613-6754
Supervisor (6-12)
Rosalia Minervi 732-613-6754
Bowne-Munro Elementary School 732-613-6810
Central Elementary School 732-613-6820 371
Murray A. Chittick Elementary School 732-613-6830
Robert Frost Elementary School 732-613-6850
Irwin Elementary School 732-613-6840
Lawrence Brook Elementary School 732-613-6870
Memorial Elementary School 732-613-6860
Warnsdorfer Elementary School 732-613-6880
Hammarskjold Middle School 732-613-6600
Churchill Junior High School 732-613-6800
East Brunswick High School 732-613-6901
Community Programs 732-613-6983
Special Education Attorneys in East Brunswick
One of the most important parts of a special needs child’s education is in the creation and monitoring of the Individualized Education Program (IEP). The development of this document
requires time, patience, evaluation, monitoring, and future planning. Strict time-lines are set. Medical and Educational evaluations must be studies to ascertain where the child is academically, medically, emotionally, and socially. When this is known, it must be determined where he/she should be in those areas. At that point, it is incumbent upon the child study team (of which you, the parent, is/are members) to develop the measurable goals and objectives to get to where he/she should be.
At Susan Clark Law Group, we have been involved in numerous cases that deal with various areas of special education needs, including:
IEP’s examination, development, and follow-through, Out-of-district placements, Mediation, Due process petitions, School long-term suspensions and expulsions, Harassment, bullying, and intimidation, 504 Plans, Guardianship of children with special needs.
Visit us and see if we are a good fit for your child’s needs.
