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Wrightslaw 2026 Conference

Knowledge Is Power. Advocacy Is Strategy.

Families, educators, advocates, and professionals across Texas are invited to attend the Wrightslaw 2026 Conference, a powerful one-day training designed to help families understand special education law and advocate effectively for students with disabilities.

Hosted by Partners Resource Network (PRN), the conference will take place March 26, 2026, from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM at Morgan’s Multi-Assistance Center in northeast San Antonio.

The training will be led by Pete Wright, Esq., co-founder of Wrightslaw and one of the nation’s leading experts in special education law and advocacy.

Throughout the day, participants will gain practical tools and strategies to help them advocate confidently for their children. Topics include:

Understanding your child’s rights under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)

Decoding evaluations, school records, and IEP documents

Writing effective parent advocacy letters

Preparing for ARD and IEP meetings with confidence

Avoiding common advocacy mistakes

Using evidence-based advocacy strategies that strengthen your case

Participants will also receive hands-on guidance, real-world case examples, and a set of Wrightslaw books valued at $113.60, including From Emotions to Advocacy, Special Education Law, and All About IEPs.

Registration Information

Parent stipends are available for families who register and submit a request before March 20, allowing many parents to attend at no cost.

Parents (with stipend approval): Free

Parents (without stipend): $50

Professionals: $150

Registration is open to parents, caregivers, advocates, educators, attorneys, and anyone who participates in the IEP process.

Lunch will be provided, and participants will receive a certificate of attendance.

Register here:

bit.ly/PRN-Wrightslaw