National Educators Law Institute

Did you miss the 504 Academy on June 4? You can still sign up and view all 6 topics through December 31, 2026! We had some excellent presenters cover some very important topics!

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Private school choice vouchers leave behind many kids in public school Taxpayers are funding kids’ private education. Often, money goes to kids already in private or home schools.

Still time to register for our 504 virtual training! We have 6 topics (4 recorded and 2 live webinars)....join us!

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Two of our topics are now available! Our 20th Annual 504 Academy has 6 topics, including 4 recorded topics and 2 live webinars. Sign up today and don't miss this training!

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FREE Training on the NELI YouTube Channel!

For those of you who were not able to attend our NELI Autism Conference in March, we have uploaded Bill Buechler's presentation on the most interesting recent court cases involving special education and austim. View it on our YouTube channel!

'The Year in Review' The Most Interesting Autism Related Cases from the Past Year A review of recent court cases involving special education and autism. Recorded in February 2026, presented by William Buechler of Buechler & Associates, P....

Dozens of parents speak out against Houston ISD’s special education changes | Houston Public Media Despite protests from parents and community members, and a federal civil rights investigation by the U.S. Department of Education, district leaders defended their changes to special education services planned for the upcoming school year.

Texas AG investigates schools over Ten Commandments law Texas AG Ken Paxton is investigating 29 school districts to ensure they display the Ten Commandments and vote on prayer time. Here's what to know.

A list of teacher appreciation week freebies and discounts

Teacher Appreciation Week, National Nurses Week: Here are the freebies and discounts Here are freebies and discounts for nurses and educators as National Nurses Week and Teacher Appreciation Week get underway. (Adobe Stock)

Voting Rights Act ruling could change local Texas boards, councils The 1965 federal law helped Latino and Black voters gain representation in city and school boards across Texas but now that could change.

OCR investigating Texas district’s plan to move special education class OCR will look into whether the New Home Independent School District violated Section 504 and Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act.