For your records, here is a quick look at some of the most widely read updates, analysis, and commentary focused on education law and related matters and published on JD Supra during 2023. Yes, this will be on the quiz:

1. Top 10 Special Education Issues for the 2023-24 School Year – by Anne McGinnis Ph.D., Howard Goldsmith, Andrew Mark, and Jeffrey Weiss at Harris Beach
2. State Anti-DEI Initiatives Are Gaining Momentum: What Does It Mean for Your Organization? – by Savannah Berger, Lauren Hartz, Kathryn Wynbrandt, Axel Hufford, and Ishan Bhabha and Jenner & Block
3. SCOTUS Predictions: Supreme Court Set to Scrap Affirmative Action Admissions in Education – by Suzanne Bogdan, Julia Sherwood, Kristin Smith, Sheila Willis, and Brian Guerinot at Fisher Phillips
4. New York Issues Legal Opinion that School Districts Provide Special Education Services Until Age 22 – by Anne McGinnis Ph.D., Howard Goldsmith, Andrew Mark, and Jeffrey Weiss at Harris Beach
5. Client Alert: Ten Major Issues Facing Higher Education Institutions in 2023 – by attorneys at Jenner & Block
6. Charter School 2023 Legislative Update – by Amy Kosanovich Dickerson and Emily Tulloch at Franczek
7. How Florida’s New Bathroom Law Will Impact Schools, Public Employers, and Businesses – by Suzanne Bogdan, Jennifer Carroll, and Jeffrey Mandel at Fisher Phillips
8. In This Month’s E-News: September 2023 – by Theresa Defino at Health Care Compliance Association (HCCA)
9. Prepare for Additional Changes Related to Dyslexia Evaluation and Instruction in 2023-2024 – by Kendra Yoch and Amber King at Thompson & Horton
10. Section 504 Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Expected August 2023 – by Adrienne Kirshner at Roetzel & Andress
11. Immigration Updates: The Return of U.S. Stateside Visa Processing and Expansion of Premium Processing for F-1 Students – by Roxanne Levine and Edwin Hernández García at Tarter Krinsky & Drogin
12. ChatGPT’s Impact on Education and Student Data Privacy – by Alexander Turner at Spilman Thomas & Battle

13. Practical Takeaways for Employers from the Supreme Court Affirmative Action Decision – by attorneys at K&L Gates

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