Theresa Kraft

Started law practiced with focus on representation of parents of children with disabilities in all stages of the special education process

Litigation experience at Administrative Hearing level and Federal Court

Developed parent training seminars

Trained Special Education Advocates

Author of What you need to know about...New Hampshire Special Education Law

Author of Missing the Forest for the Trees, Pierce Law Review May 2010

Trained Marital Mediator

Presenter at various Education Law Conferences in Portland Maine and Williamsburg Virginia

Member of the NH Bar Association

Member of the Florida Bar Association

Assisted parents in procuring appropriate placement and services for children covered under IDEA

Developed training materials for parent workshops

Organized conferences and workshops

Researched various statutes, regulations, and cases regarding education of students with disabilities

Researched material for and authored Amici Brief, complaints and other legal documents regarding children's  educational rights

Organized and cataloged the Theodore Pratt Collection

• Florida Association of Women Lawyers NSU Chapter, President 2002-2003
• Pro Bono Honor Society, Silver Level
• Public Interest Law Society, Member
• Law Student Advisor

Completed 24 credit hours towards Masters in Education Law degree

Concentration in American History

Concentration in History

Minor in Women's Studies