Wrightslaw
Wrightslaw
Wrightslaw provides information and resources about special education law, education law, and advocacy for children with disabilities. The website includes articles, case law, IDEA information, Section 504 resources, evaluations, eligibility, IEPs, behavior and discipline, transition, advocacy strategies, training, newsletters, and directories for finding disability-related help.
Contact & Location
- Website
- www.wrightslaw.com/
- Service Area
- NationalWrightslaw provides national information about U.S. special education law and advocacy, including IDEA, Section 504, federal regulations, case law, and advocacy resources. State-specific resources are also available through its directories.
Eligibility Requirements
No general eligibility requirement. Wrightslaw resources are available to parents, educators, advocates, attorneys, and others seeking information about special education law and advocacy.
Who They Serve
Parents / Caregivers, Families, Providers / Professionals, Educators
Service Format
Other
Wrightslaw primarily provides online articles, legal resources, advocacy tools, newsletters, and directories. It also offers seminars and training programs.
Cost
Contact Provider for Cost
Services Offered
- Special Education Law Information
- IEP Information
- IDEA Information
- Section 504 / ADA Information
- Parent Advocacy Resources
- Special Education Advocacy
- Evaluation & Eligibility Information
- Behavior & Discipline Information
- Transition Information
- Training / Seminars
- Legal & Advocacy Resource Directory
- - Free Newsletter
Disabilities Served
- All Disabilities
Languages Spoken
Contact the organization to verify available languages.
Information last reviewed: September 24, 2026
Information may change. Please contact the organization directly to confirm current services, eligibility, fees, hours, location, and availability.