Today’s episode is Part 2 of our conversation with Jack Robinson, a partner and co-founder of the law firm Spies, Powers, and Robinson, in Denver, CO. In last week’s episode, he highlighted his landmark case, Endrew F v. Douglas County School District, and we discussed its impact for students with disabilities across the nation. Our focus today is Jack’s perspective on the state of special education today and how things can differ from one jurisdiction to another. 

As we usually do, we are taking a summer break from podcast episodes, but we wrap up on a high note with today’s continuing conversation with Jack. As we put this school year behind us, we look forward to a fun and relaxing summer as we gear up for the upcoming 2023-2024 school year. We wish you all a wonderful summer, and please keep up with us on social media and connect with us there until we return with new episodes. Join us now for more with Jack Robinson!

Show Highlights:

• Jack’s initial reaction to the Supreme Court ruling in the Endrew F. case 
• What he was trying to accomplish in taking the case to the Supreme Court
• What Jack has seen since the Court’s decision was handed down AND the pandemic occurred regarding actual systemic change in education in the US
• Key takeaways from Jack: The value of communication and collaboration when it comes to the best interests of all children

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Connect with Jack: Website

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