The Alternative Resolution Process—Is Your Campus Set Up for Success?
Author: Ericka Lewis | Investigator, Hearing & Appeal Services [...]
Emergency Response and the Clery Act
Authors: Andrea Stagg, Director of Consulting Services | Jess Ettel [...]
Technical Standards | A Pathway for Compliance
Image: Young man in a school library with the text: [...]
The Take It Down Act Will Provide a Nationwide Approach, Criminal and Civil, to Nonconsensual Shared Images
Image: Person on phone at night. Text: Take It Down [...]
FTC 1 Million Dollar Settlement Case Highlights the Fallibility of AI in Ensuring Website Accessibility for People with Disabilities
On January 3, 2025, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced [...]
Section 504 at Risk with Pending Litigation
On September 26, 2024, seventeen states filed the lawsuit challenging the HHS Section 504 regulations and the constitutionality of Section 504. There were four bases alleged. “The Final Rule exceeds Defendants’ statutory authority when it includes ‘gender dysphoria’ in the definition of “disability” under the ADA and the Rehabilitation Act.” “The Final Rule is Arbitrary and Capricious.” “Section 504 is unconstitutional.” “The Final Rule is Unconstitutional.”
Stop Campus Hazing Act Will Amend the Clery Act – Full Analysis
On December 23, 2024, President Biden signed the Stop Campus [...]
Digital Accessibility—Compliance Updates Required for Schools
As reported in Friday’s The Chronicle of Higher Education, public [...]
A Guide to Employee Training Requirements under the 2024 Title IX Rules
Education institutions in the United States, including elementary, secondary, and [...]
A Guide to Compliance With New York State Education Law Articles 129-A and 129-B Submissions
Meeting the July 1, 2024 Deadline By Andrea Stagg, Bill Boerner, and Joseph Storch, Grand River Solutions January 2024 In Brief: Every ten years, public and private higher education institutions in New York State that are chartered by the Regents or created by an act of the Legislature and maintain a campus in the Empire State must submit to the State Education Department (SED) a full certification, including all relevant policies, under New York State Education Law Articles 129-a and 129-b.
