Morning Lawte with the Buechlers
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A Cup of Coffee, Two School Law Attorneys and Pressing Issues that Matter to Educators ... a Great Way to Start Your Day! Join Bill and Cynthia Buechler, experts in the field of school law, as they lead discussions with educational experts and provide you with simple and straightforward solutions to the challenges facing educators. From student rights and school policies to special education and Section 504, we will guide you through the issues!
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*Legal information provided in content on MorningLawte with the Buechlers is for general purposes only, Consult your lawyer for specific advice.
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Today we will be discussing the new Texas Bill requiring that the Ten Commandments be displayed in all public schools. We will cover what the statute says, its implications…and the likelihood it will survive court challenges.
The Supreme Court of the US just released a decision on a case involving students with disabilities and 504. What was the case about? What did the Supreme Court rule? What does this new decision mean for you, your district and your students? Bill and Cynthia Buechler will cover this decision in detail!
Bill and Cynthia Buechler will give you a breakdown of the Fifth Circuit's decision on Olivia Boone v. Rankin Independent School District, No. 23‑60333. The decision was filed on June 18, 2025.
Join Bill and Cynthia Buechler, experts in the field of school law for Episode 4 of "Morning Lawte with the Buechlers". Key highlights of this podcast include:
Does every school have to allow chaplains as counselors?
Do chaplains need certifications or training to serve?
Can parents opt out of a chaplain as a counselor for their children?
What is the impact of the "separation of church and state" on this legislation?
Join Bill and Cynthia Buechler for a discussion on the new Texas vaping laws under house bill 114. Learn what HB114 means to you and your school. You will learn:
Is vaping a mandatory placement?
Addressing a student with special needs who is caught vaping;
What to do if your DAEP is full;
Marijuana changes to discipline.
Join Bill and Cynthia for an in-depth exploration of the game changing legislation and TEA's interpretation of these new laws regarding dyslexia. Key highlights include:
Special education's full custody of dyslexia;
Section 504: is anyone left that is dyslexic;
IDEA takeover: What it means for dyslexia instruction
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A quick introduction by Bill and Cynthia Buechler to our NEW podcast and what to expect from future episodes!
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