CS3 Law PLLC - Michigan Charter Schools Attorney
Michigan Law Firm
CS³ Law specializes in representing charter schools. With decades of experience in education law, we understand the nuances of legal issues unique to public school academies, and we have developed relationships of trust and respect with authorizers. We help school boards develop charter applications, board policies, parent and student handbooks, and employment contracts. We assist with fiduciary responsibilities, renewal and revocation issues, plans of correction, performance evaluations, facility issues, and student discipline. We assist boards in the information-monitoring process, helping boards determine what information will assist them with academic and financial oversight.
The charter school movement presents both challenges and opportunities for Michigan’s public education system. We are accessible, responsive, and innovative as we partner with schools to improve the future of the students they educate. Like our clients, we view our commitment to education as more than a business, and the quality of our practice on behalf of education clients reflects this high level of knowledge and dedication.
Practice Areas:
K-12 Education Law
Contracts & Business Matters
Board Governance/ Training
Board Policy & Procedures
Board – ESP Relations
Board – Community Relations
Constitutional Rights
Student Discipline
Special Education
Student Records & Confidentiality
Student Rights & Responsibilities
Purchasing & Competitive Bidding
Personnel Issues
Technology
Competitive Bidding/Construction
OMA/FOIA/FERPA
http://www.cs3law.com
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