Mediation and resolution meetings are among the primary ways that many special education cases get settled. For many parents they have never attended anything like a mediation or a resolution session. An advocacy center is DC has published a useful handbook that is very accessible guide to mediation and resolution meetings.
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December 12, 2011
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