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Walsh Gallegos Kyle Robinson & Roalson P.C. training programs are designed to meet the needs of your district. Since 1991, the firm has been approved by the Texas Education Agency as a sponsor for school board member training -- one of the first law firms to be approved. Walsh Gallegos is also approved by the State Board for Educator Certification (SBEC) to provide Continuing Professional Education (CPE) for educators. Our attorneys conduct hundreds of training programs for educators each year and are well known as entertaining and informative speakers at regional, state and national conferences.

EXPERIENCE ON YOUR SIDE.

Our up-to-date training programs are presented by attorneys with firsthand experience and knowledge about the current legal issues confronting Texas school districts. Lawyers from the firm have made presentations at conferences sponsored by the National School Board Association, The Education Law Association, virtually every statewide educational association in Texas (e.g., TASB, TASA, TASBO, TASSP, TEPSA, TCASE, TEDA), all 20 Education Service Centers in Texas, the Bureau of Indian Affairs and statewide organizations in several other states.

TAILORED TO YOU.

We tailor inservice programs to exactly what you need, whether it's school safety, student discipline, documentation training or anything else. Just let us know what you want and how you want it. Full day or half-day? One subject or a combination of topics? School board member training, CPE training or both! Customize the program to address your district's key concerns and we'll do the rest.

IN ADDITION TO ANY TAILOR-MADE TRAINING, WALSH GALLEGOS PROVIDES TRAINING IN THESE SUBJECT AREAS:
Student
  • Student Discipline from A to Z
  • Family Law in the School Setting
  • Student Attendance
  • Search and Seizure
  • Student-to-Student Sexual Harassment
  • Tackling Extracurricular Activities
  • Confidentiality of Student Records
  • School Safety
  • A Guide to Handling Parent Complaints
  • Dress and Grooming
Employment
  • Effective Documentation
  • Employee Benefits and Leave Issues
  • Nonrenewal and Termination of Employees
  • Texas Teacher Evaluation and Support System (T-TESS)

  • A Guide to Handling Grievances
  • Religion in Schools
  • Investigating Complaints of Misconduct
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Avoiding Claims of Discrimination and Retaliation
Governance & Business
  • Open Meetings Act
  • Public Information Act
  • Board/Superintendent Relations
  • Board Member Ethics and Liability
  • Trustee Elections
  • Exposure to Litigation under the Voting Rights Act
  • The Basics of School Construction
  • Purchasing Issues for Schools
  • Real Estate Exchanges
Special Education
  • A Guide to Effective ARD Meetings
  • Reaching Closure Without Consensus
  • Behavior Intervention Plans
  • Providing Related Services
  • Discipline Under IDEA
  • A Special Ed Primer
  • Changes to Commissioner's Rules
  • IDEA vs. Section 504
  • The Toolbox: IDEA and The Disruptive Student

WE LOOK FORWARD TO PROVIDING YOUR BOARD, ADMINISTRATORS, TEACHERS AND STAFF WITH PRACTICAL INSIGHTS.

 

CALL (512) 454-6864 TO SCHEDULE YOUR DISTRICT'S IN-SERVICE TRAINING OR EMAIL US.

The firm's principal office is in Austin, Texas.

For further information about the law firm: contact Lindsey Price at 210-979-6633.