Ennis Britton's On the Call
Claim This Podcastby Jeremy Neff and Erin Wessendorf-Wortman
Podcast Overview
<p>The Special Education Team of Ennis Britton hosts the podcast “On the Call." Each episode focuses on a real-life special education scenario you may have encountered or might bump into very soon. Ennis Britton attorneys Jeremy Neff and Erin Wessendorf - Wortman take the call and then discuss applicable cases and laws related to the scenario presented. Each episode wraps up with practical tips based on the Special Education Team's years of experience serving school districts throughout Ohio.</p>
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Publishing Since
1/19/2023
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Recent Episodes
March 10, 2026
On the Call: MDR Drugs
What happens when a student with an IEP is caught with weed at school, and everyone says, “We don’t need an MDR! It’s drugs!”? In this episode, Jeremy and Erin unpack a federal court decision that turned that approach upside down. They talk discipline days, interim placements, settlement agreements that come back to haunt you, and how to keep your district out of the crosshairs while still holding students accountable. Spoiler Alert: “Ignore the IEP until this blows over” is not a winning str...
February 24, 2026
On the Call: MDR Reevaluation
A sock full of rocks and a hallway surprise, One clunky, thunky moment that opened some eyes. Erin and Jeremy dive in deep To a Wisconsin case where the problems ran steep. A reevaluation? Too narrow in scope. A BIP untouched, and there went the hope. What started as one small safety blip Turned quickly to FAPE starting to slip. When manifestations found, what must teams do? How wide should the reevaluation review? With practical pointers, steady and sound, They map the next steps when behavi...
February 10, 2026
On the Call: Staffing Shortages and Failure to Document
A substitute walks into a classroom, and the documentation walks out the door. In this episode, Erin and Jeremy explore how staffing shortages, substitute coverage, and inconsistent service logs can lead to materials failures to implement an IEP. They dive into a case in which missing logs and missing staff led to a denial of FAPE. They share practical strategies for tracking service delivery, preparing substitutes, and communicating service gaps when your team is in flux. Want additional inf...
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- What is Ennis Britton's On the Call?
<p>The Special Education Team of Ennis Britton hosts the podcast “On the Call." Each episode focuses on a real-life special education scenario you may have encountered or might bump into very soon. Ennis Britton attorneys Jeremy Neff and Erin Wessendorf - Wortman take the call and then discuss applicable cases and laws related to the scenario presented. Each episode wraps up with practical tips based on the Special Education Team's years of experience serving school districts throughout Ohio.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates weekly.
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