This multiday course explores the connection between juvenile court proceedings and the education system, with an emphasis on the educational rights of children.  Topics for discussion include, but are not limited to, school enrollment and educational stability for children in foster care; special education; school discipline and school-justice partnerships; the role of law enforcement in schools;  the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA); and information sharing between juvenile court and schools, including access to school records.

This course is one of the core courses required for advanced certification in juvenile justice and advanced certification in child welfare. Completion of the course will count toward both certifications.