TVLN volunteer attorneys help Georgia students facing long-term suspension or expulsion stay connected to school. Georgia Appleseed provides training, mentorship, and resources so you can advocate for fair outcomes that support each child’s future.
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Information for non-attorney advocates assisting children with manifestation determination reviews.
Advocating for Special Education Services Read More »
Annual filing for the period July 1, 2020 through June 30, 2021
Form 990: 2023 (FY2024) Read More »
Free online courses for parents, foster parents, caseworkers, attorneys and schools staff to learn about advocating for children facing disciplinary action.
Online Advocacy Training Read More »
Resources for parents, foster parents, caseworkers, attorneys and schools.
Toolkit: School Tribunals Read More »
New website with data, research and guidance to encourage the implementation of school-based behavioral health (SBBH) programs. Visit our new website dedicated
Website: School-Based Behavioral Health Read More »
Four-page guide, mainly for schools, on requirements of the trauma impact rule (HB855) for enrolling children in foster care in school.
Trauma Impact Rule Guide Read More »
Georgia Appleseed’s newsletter, Apple Bytes, offers bite-sized updates and news,
Apple Bytes Newsletter Read More »
Additional resources for keeping kids in class, learning, with the supports they need and out of the juvenile justice system
Kids in Class: When My Child is Disciplined Read More »
Originally implemented as part of a homelessness intervention program, a social innovation lab model can address a range of social problems.
Social Innovation Labs Read More »
