Resources
INCLUDEnyc webinar | Navigating NYC’s Impartial Hearing System - 3/30/2022
INCLUDEnyc webinar | Your special education rights under school closure - 6/4/2020
Steven J. Alizio, Esq., M.S.Ed. was featured on INCLUDEnyc’s podcast - Aired 5/21/2019
From Disability INC. - A Podcast from INCLUDEnyc:
Steven Alizio interprets the landmark Special Education Case, Endrew F., a unanimous Supreme Court opinion from 2017 establishing higher expectations for all students, including those with cognitive disabilities. This reinterpretation of the critical free appropriate public education (FAPE) requirements in the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is good news for all who care about higher achievement for our students.
Steve Alizio is a special education attorney in private practice and former INCLUDEnyc Junior Board member. He taught in a public high school on Long Island for 7 years before earning his J.D. from the University of Michigan Law School.
2nd Annual Know Your Rights Conference - 4/4/2019 at The Churchill School and Center
1st annual know your rights conference - opening remarks
1st Annual know your rights conference - The iEP Process
1st Annual Know Your Rights Conference - Due Process
1st Annual Know Your Rights Conference - School Discipline
Previously, Steve served as a Junior Board Member of INCLUDEnyc, a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting "love, equity, and access for young people with disabilities." Click on INCLUDEnyc's icon to learn more about the resources it has to offer.
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