Special Education Lawyer In Brookfield, Connecticut Nestled in Fairfield County, Brookfield, CT, combines a peaceful, small-town vibe with the charm of New England’s rolling hills and classic colonial character. Brookfield captures the heart with its balance of rural beauty and modern touches, creating a beloved home for those lucky enough to call it theirs. Special Education By the Numbers According to the Connecticut EdSight data portal, Brookfield has reported a per pupil Continue Reading

The Connecticut State Department of Education is holding a Special Education Summit November 13th. This summit is open to the public to bring together educators, families, and students, as well as local leaders and experts. The special education summit will share perspectives on the status of special education in Connecticut and will highlight future statewide initiatives. To register for the event, click here. Continue Reading

By Jeff Forte, Esq. Bullying is a heartbreaking reality that affects many children across the nation, but for those with disabilities, the consequences are often even more severe. Children with disabilities face additional hurdles, not just in their day-to-day learning but also in social interactions. Bullying exploits these differences, leaving emotional scars that can last a lifetime. As parents, we have to be aware of how deeply bullying can impact Continue Reading

Forte Law Group recently obtained the Connecticut State Department of Education’s “Back to School” PowerPoint presentation on due process litigation updates. This PowerPoint was presented at the annual back to school meeting for school administrators. The report finds that there has been a significant increase in the number of due process filings in 2024 compared to past years. The report also finds there has been a significant increase in special Continue Reading

As the new Connecticut school year unfolds, parents of children with disabilities face the important task of monitoring their child’s progress through Individualized Education Program (IEP) reports. Typically issued in November, these reports are a way to understand how well a child is meeting the goals and objectives set out in their IEP. Unlike standard report cards, IEP progress reports provide insights into a child’s individualized needs and development areas, Continue Reading