PRESS RELEASE
Armenian Autism Outreach Project
320 Arden Avenue Suite 240
Glendale, CA 91203
Tel: 818-662-8847
Email: info@armenianautismoutreach.org
Legal Presentation to Focus on Educational Rights of Armenian Children with
Special Needs
LOS ANGELES – Armenian parents of children with special needs will have a
unique opportunity to learn about their educational rights during a
presentation sponsored by the Armenian Autism Outreach Project and featuring
speakers from the law firm of Martin & Martin, LLP.
Special education law constitutes one of Martin & Martin’s key practice
areas, and its presentation will focus on "Advocating for Your Child: The
IEP Process." It will take place during a Parent Support Group on Tuesday,
October 30, from 7:00 pm to 9:30 pm, at the La Crescenta Armenian Center,
2633 Honolulu Avenue in Montrose. The event is free and open to the public.
Individualized Educational Programs (IEP) are customized plans tailored to
the specific educational needs of students with autism or other
disabilities.
"The presentation will be tremendously useful to Armenian parents who need
help understanding the legal issues involved in the educational rights of
children with special needs," stated Aram Kouyoumdjian, a senior litigation
attorney at Martin & Martin. "We’re happy to be collaborating with the
Armenian Autism Outreach Project to provide this service to the community."
The Armenian Autism Outreach Project is dedicated to providing education,
informational resources, and support to parents, educators, and service
providers in the autism community. The Parent Support Group is among its
myriad activities, which include teacher seminars, informational meetings
for parents, and media outreach.
Martin & Martin, LLP, was honored last month with the Client Service
Award by the California Minority Counsel Program. Founded by two
Harvard Law School graduates, the firm’s Education Law Practice Group
represents families of children with special needs within school
districts throughout Southern California.
For information about the event or about the Armenian Autism Outreach
Project, visit or write to
info@armenianautismoutreach.org. For information about Martin &
Martin, LLP, visit or call (213) 388-4747.
From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress