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Spring Virtual Conference

The National School Attorneys Association (NSAA) presents its annual Virtual School Law Conference each spring, offering busy school attorneys a convenient way to earn CLE credit from their desks. The conference is structured in two-hour segments, held across four separate days, spaced one week apart. Attendees can register for individual sessions à la carte or save by enrolling in the full series. Each session is tailored specifically for school attorneys, featuring experienced practitioners who provide in-depth insights on today’s most pressing legal issues in education, all in a dynamic and accessible format.

In 2025, the conference took place on March 3, 11, 29 and 27 from 2-4 p.m. Eastern. Topics included: 

Advanced Topics in Special Education 

Historical Practices and Understandings: The First Amendment Doctrine That Transformed School Law

Religion in Schools: Balancing Constitutional Rights and Practical Challenges

Ethical Foundations for Career Development and Practice Management

50 Years of Due Process: Reflections on Goss v. Lopez and Its Impact on School Discipline and 

The First 60 Days: How Federal Policy Initiatives are Affecting Schools.

Registration for the Spring 2026 will open in December.