ASK an Expert: What's the Big Deal about Prior Written Notice?
When an IEP team, including parents, makes decisions about a child’s special education services, it must explain those decisions in writing. This written explanation is called a Prior Written Notice (PWN). In this webinar, Stephanie Petrillo, B.A., J.D., Staff Attorney, Disability Rights Iowa, will help families understand what a PWN is, when schools must provide one, and why it’s so important. You’ll learn what information a PWN should include and how it helps protect your child’s rights in the special education process. Join us to build your understanding and confidence in working with your child’s IEP team. By the end of the session, participants will: ✅ Know what a Prior Written Notice (PWN) is and when it’s required ✅ Understand what information a PWN should include ✅ Recognize why getting the PWN right matters for your child’s supports and services Powerpoint Presentation: https://www.askresource.org/filesimag...

ASK an Expert: Progress Monitoring: What is the Data Telling Us?

Decoding The Federal IDR Operations Final Rule: Access, Process and Timing

ASK an Expert: 6 Principles of IDEA: #6 Procedural Safeguards

Annuity Basics with Athene | October 2019

F.E.A.R. Factor: Medicaid for Working People

Our Water, Our Future: A Look at the Central Iowa Water Quality Report

AMPM Ep 337: RFK Jr

Spanien – Belgien Highlights | Viertelfinale, FIFA WM 2026 | sportstudio

ASK an Expert: Home and Community Based Services (HCBS) Waiver Program

Understanding Your Benefits | Completing Your Retirement Application

Running for the School Board: Essential Tips for Candidates

2026 CTRC Digital Health Summit - Session 1

The Science Behind Biochar

07-06-2026 City Council

Introducing ChatGPT Work, powered by Codex and GPT-5.6

Adjustment of Status Explained: How to Get a Green Card Without Leaving the U.S.

ASK an Expert: 6 Principles of IDEA: Principle #3 Individualized Education Program (IEP)

The Faculty Role in an AI-Driven Academy: Staying Human in a Machine Age

One reporter finally had enough

