5th ANNUAL VIRTUAL 504 CONFERENCE

Julie Weatherly, Esq.
Leading with Clarity and Confidence: The Future of Section 504
 
As conversations around disability rights and federal protections continue to evolve, the role of Section 504 in schools has never been more important—or more uncertain. Join the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE) for the 5th Annual Virtual Section 504 Conference on June 2–3, 2026, a two-day learning experience designed to help educational leaders stay informed, be proactive, and be prepared.
 
From foundational frameworks to advanced application strategies, this conference offers timely insights, expert legal analysis, and practical guidance to strengthen Section 504 implementation across your district. Now is the time to build your team’s capacity and ensure compliance. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with experts, learn from real-world scenarios, and reinforce equitable access for every student.
 

Virtual 504 Conference Details

DAY 1 Basic 504 Training: Foundational review of anticipated 504 regulations
This is an interactive half-day session where individuals work to separate fact from fiction regarding 504.
 
DAY 2 Advanced 504 Training: New hot topics and hypotheticals! Scenario-based...what would you do? 
This advanced session includes interactive scenarios that present a hot topic with multiple-choice answers. It also includes recent court or agency decisions.

 

Registration details, including prices will be coming soon! 

  Basic 504 Training Advanced 504 Training
Attend Both Days
(discounted rate)
Date:
 June 2, 2026 June 3, 2026 June 2 and 3, 2025
Time:
  1:00-4:00 PM (CT)  9:00 AM-4:00 PM (CT)  
CASE Member:
 $250  $350  $500
CASE Non-Member: $350  $450  $700
 
  • Please be advised that individual registrations must be paid by credit card at the time of registration.
  • Purchase Orders (POs) will only be accepted for group registrations of 10 or more participants.
  • Refund requests will be honored minus a 25% administrative fee if submitted in writing via email and received at least one month prior to the event date. Refunds cannot be granted for requests received after this deadline.
 
NO RECORDING WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE
 

Resources to Support Your Work with Section 504 

Details for each of these resources and links to purchase can be found here. 

Section 504 Process Manual

            

Section 504 Laminated Guide
504 Process Manual   504 Laminated Guide
 
 
Guidance for Virtual Learning

Our virtual sessions are designed to deliver world-class professional learning and networking opportunities that support and advance the field of special education leadership. 
 
By participating in this virtual event, you agree not to save, record, share, or post any part of the recording or related photos without prior written permission from CASE. The Council of Administrators of Special Education provides remote learning through video communication, and we ask that you respect the privacy and intellectual property rights associated with these recordings.
 

If you attend just two events annually, you will save more than the cost of your CASE membership.

Julie J. Weatherly, Esq. owns Resolutions in Special Education, Inc., an Alabama special education law and consulting firm. Julie is a member of the State Bars of Alabama and Georgia and, for more than 36 years, has provided consultation and legal representation to school agencies across the country in the area of educating students with disabilities. Julie has been a faculty member for many national and state legal institutes and is a frequent speaker at special education law conferences. Julie has developed a number of training programs that support special education legal compliance and has been published nationally as a part of her trainings, workshops, and seminars. In June of 1996, Julie appeared on the CBS news program "60 Minutes" to discuss the cost of meeting the legal requirements of IDEA. In 1998, she was honored by Georgia's CEC as the Individual who had Contributed Most to Students with Disabilities, and in April 2012, Julie received the Award for Outstanding Service from CASE.