Lauren E. Tedesco-Dallas
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Lauren E. Tedesco-Dallas concentrates her practice on the representation of boards of education and charter schools in all areas of school law including: labor and employment, special education, Section 504, student discipline, FERPA, Anti-Bullying Bill of Rights Act, student residency, civil rights, tenure, OPRA, OPMA, and teaching staff tenure matters under TEACHNJ and ACHIEVENJ.
Lauren conducts workplace investigations, training and seminars, drafts policies and manuals, and provides strategic advice to school administrators regarding school law issues.
Prior to joining Capehart Scatchard, Lauren served as a Judicial Law Clerk to The Honorable Anthony M. Pugliese, J.S.C.
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“Student Attendance and School Refusal,” New Jersey School Boards Association School Law Forum, October 2018
“Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying,” Haddon Heights Board of Education High School Faculty, October 2018
“Student Records Confidentiality,” Haddonfield Board of Education Administrators and Child Study Team Members, September 2018
“Harassment, Intimidation and Bullying,” Haddonfield Board of Education Administrators, August 2018
“Administrative Council Training – Section 504,” Washington Township School District, September 2017.
“Uncommon Accommodations: Service Animals in Schools,” New Jersey School Boards Association Spring School Law Forum, June 2017.
“Suspicion of a Student Under the Influence: Reporting and Notification Requirements,” Haddonfield Board of Education, February 2016.
“Administrative Council Training – Section 504,” Haddonfield Board of Education, November 2015.
“Administrative Council Training – Section 504,” Washington Township School District, September 2015.