New York State Office of Children & Family Services

NYS OCFS Sponsored: Symposium on the Educational Needs of Court Involved Youth March 19, 2010
	Chapter One Welcome and Introductions Gladys Carrión, Commissioner NYS Office of Children and Family Services Joyce Burrell, Deputy Commissioner NYS OCFS Division of Juvenile Justice & Opportunities for Youth
Chapter Two Problem Identification Peter Leone, Professor of Special Education University of Maryland Joseph Tulman, Professor of Law University of the District of Columbia David A. Clarke School of Law
	Chapter Three Substantive and Procedural Provisions of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Joseph Tulman, Professor of Law
Chapter Four Substantive and Procedural Provisions of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Joseph Tulman, Professor of Law
	Chapter Five Overrepresentation of Youth with Disabilities in the System Peter Leone, Professor of Special Education
Chapter Six Systemic Litigation Involving IDEA and 504 Peter Leone, Professor of Special Education
	Chapter Seven ADA Claims in Regard to Delinquency Incarceration Facilities in Other States Joseph Tulman, Professor of Law
Chapter Eight Evidence-Based Practice and Using the IDEA to Limit the Juvenile Incarceration Population and to Serve Youth Effectively Peter Leone, Professor of Special Education

New York State Office of Children and Family Services · 52 Washington Street · Rensselaer, New York 12144-2834

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Updated: April 20, 2010