The document outlines the National School Attorneys Association's upcoming Spring Virtual Conference in March 2026, which will provide up to 10 hours of professional development for school attorneys. Key topics include employee accommodations, student rights, and the implications of artificial intelligence in education, alongside ongoing congressional discussions about educational technology regulations aimed at protecting children online. Recent legal developments, such as the FTC's case against IXL Learning regarding data privacy, underscore the importance of parental consent in educational contexts.
