Those big yellow school buses may seem like a simple part of the school day, but behind the scenes, school transportation is full of big questions about safety, fairness, and the law. On our next episode of the Legal Lunch Room, Jackie Bartek, Assistant to the Executive Director for Student Services from Colonial IU20, Barbara Hufnagle, Pocono Mountain School District East Transportation liasion and education attorney Shorav Kaushik join us for a deep dive into the issues that shape how we get our students to and from school. We hope you’ll tune in.

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group.  It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Legal Lunch Room is hosted by education attorney Jonathan Huerta. Kathy Riess is our producer. Our audio engineers are Steel Pixel Studios. Our theme music is by Don Loughney and research for this episode was by Lauren Harrison. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Write to us at [email protected].

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Those big yellow school buses may seem like a simple part of the school day, but behind the scenes, school transportation is full of big questions about safety, fairness, and the law. On our next episode of the Legal Lunch Room, we dive into the issues that shape how we get our students to and from school. We hope you’ll tune in.

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group.  It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Deciding whether or not to cancel school for a snow day is a lot more complicated than most of us might think. On this episode, we welcome superintendents Dr. Braden Hendershot (Bangor Area School District) and Dr. Matthew Link (Northern Lehigh School District) along with education attorney Paige Gross to talk about “How Supers Make the Tough Calls.”

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group. It is meant to be informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about the topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Our audio engineers are Steel Pixel Studios. Our theme music is by Don Loughney and research for this episode is by Lauren Harrison. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Write to us at [email protected]. Be sure to subscribe to the Legal Lunch Room wherever you get your podcasts.

To kick off season three, we have invited members of the KingSpry education law team to discuss five of the top cases currently affecting our education community, back-to-school style. From real estate taxes and sunshine law, to graduation requirements and free speech, we are going to touch base on some big issues and their impact!

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group. It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Our audio engineers are Steel Pixel Studios. Our theme music is by Don Loughney. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Write to us at [email protected].

Be sure to subscribe to the Legal Lunch Room wherever you get your podcasts.

To kick off season three, we have invited members of the KingSpry education law team to discuss five of the top cases currently affecting our education community, back-to-school style. From real estate taxes and sunshine law, to graduation requirements and free speech, we are going to touch base on some big issues and their impact. We hope you’ll tune in!

From concussion protocols and eligibility disputes to booster clubs and naming rights, school sports are not just about touchdowns and trophies – they are a minefield of legal issues that can impact students, families and schools alike. On this episode of the Legal Lunch Room, we explore the legal obligations schools have when it comes to student athletics. To coach us through these issues, we’re joined by education attorney Alyssa Hicks and Tom Duffy, Superintendent of Dallas School District. We hope you’ll tune in.

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group. It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Our audio engineers are Steel Pixel Studios. Our theme music is by Don Loughney. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Write to us at [email protected].

Be sure to subscribe to the Legal Lunch Room wherever you get your podcasts.

From concussion protocols and eligibility disputes to booster clubs and naming rights, school sports are not just about touchdowns and trophies – they are a minefield of legal issues that can impact students, families and schools alike. On our next episode of the Legal Lunch Room, we’ll explore the legal obligations schools have when it comes to student athletics. We hope you’ll tune in.

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group. It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Since its inception in 1972, Title IX has been a cornerstone of protection against sex-based discrimination in federally-funded educational institutions. On this episode, we welcome members of the KingSpry Investigations and Compliance Services Team, Brian Taylor and Taisha Tolliver-Duran, to explore the basics of Title IX, what changes under the latest update to the regulations, and how this evolving law is shaping rights, responsibilities and procedures within our education system. We hope you’ll tune in.

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group. It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.

Our audio engineers are Steel Pixel Studios. Our theme music is by Don Loughney. Have a suggestion for a future episode? Write to us at [email protected].

Be sure to subscribe to the Legal Lunch Room wherever you get your podcasts.

Since its inception in 1972, Title IX has been a cornerstone of protection against sex-based discrimination in federally-funded educational institutions. On this episode, we welcome members of the KingSpry Investigations and Compliance Services Team,Brian Taylor and Taisha Tolliver-Duran, to explore the basics of Title IX, what changes occur under the latest update to the regulations, and how this evolving law is shaping rights, responsibilities and procedures within our education system. We hope you’ll tune in. 

Legal Lunch Room is a production of the KingSpry Education Law Practice Group.  It is meant to be strictly informational and does not constitute legal advice. Should you have any questions about topics covered on the show, please consult with your local legal counsel. You can also visit our website at www.kingspry.com to find more education law information and resources.