Join us for the LMU Carter & Moyers School of Education Symposium on Special Education on Saturday, September 19th 8:30-3:30.
This Annual LMU Symposium on Special Education is designed to engage educators, administrators, teachers, parents, and advocates in the ever-evolving field of special education. Conveniently located at our Knoxville, LMU Cedar Bluff extended site, this symposium will feature a keynote presentation, interactive discussions, and breakout sessions on critical topics like IEPs, 504 plans, legal considerations, and more. This event will provide valuable insights and practical strategies to help you navigate the special education landscape.
This year's special guests, including national speakers, state representatives, and local experts, will deliver timely insights, practical strategies, and perspectives on the most pressing issues facing educators, families, and stakeholders in educating our exceptional children.
Space is limited - click here to register now and be sure to pass along to a friend or colleague who can benefit from these insights!
Participants will have the chance to choose from multiple breakout sessions on key aspects of special education. Topics include:
Sessions will be led by LMU faculty, as well as experts from the Tennessee Department of Education and Knox County Schools. This symposium is free of charge, but registration is required. Due to limited space, attendance is capped at 120 participants. We encourage early registration to secure your spot.
