3rd Annual Conference: NH Public Charter Schools and the IDEA
Third Annual Conference: NH Public Charter Schools and the IDEA
Defining a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) for Students with IEPs Enrolled in NH’s Public Charter Schools
Rescheduled Date
January 9, 2026
9:00am - 3:00pm
In-Person, Concord NH
Join charter school leaders, LEAs, and legal experts from across the state for a day focused on navigating the complex and evolving landscape of special education in New Hampshire’s public charter schools.
Professional Learning Outcomes:
Stay Legally Compliant: Understand the expectations of the IDEA and NH Special Education Rules for students with IEPs enrolled in New Hampshire’s Public Charter Schools
Hear From the Experts: Define a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) for students with IEPs enrolled in public charter schools, legal options for service delivery, accountability for IEPs, and more
Gain Practical Knowledge: Learn best practices for ensuring legal compliance for special education programming
Network with Colleagues: Build connections among LEAs and Public Charter School professionals through panel discussions and real-world case scenarios
Featured Content:
- Compare and Contrast the IDEA with NH Special Education Rules as It Pertains to New Hampshire’s Unique Public Charter School Laws
- Define what a FAPE is for a Student with an IEP Enrolled in a New Hampshire Public Charter School
- Explore the Legal Options and Accountability for Providing/Delivering Special Education in New Hampshire Public Charter Schools
- Navigate Special Education MOU Obligations, Allowable Admission Standards, and Student Enrollment
- Panel participants will include Bob Best, Sulloway & Hollis and Gerald Zelin, Drummond Woodsum.
Logistics:
- When: January 9, 2026, 9:00am - 3:00pm
- Where: In Person - HealthTrust Building, Concord, NH
- Lunch: On your own, 1 hour lunch break. Refreshments will be provided throughout the program.
- Learn More about NHASEA Registration Policies Here.
Who Should Attend:
- LEA Representatives responsible for students with IEPs enrolled in public charter schools
- Charter School Leaders responsible for the oversight of special education