About Alison M. Minutelli

Alison represents public school districts and public academies throughout New Hampshire. Her practice includes advising school districts on all aspects of the law, including but not limited to, general school law, special education and Section 504, school district/school administrative unit reorganization, policy development, student safety, discipline, the right-to-know law, school finance, tuition agreements, contracts, and constitutional issues. Alison has authored and co-authored numerous articles on a variety of topics in the field of school law, such as special education, Section 504, bullying and cyberbullying, pupil safety, access to educational records, personnel issues, and Board governance. In addition, she has lectured throughout the state on matters pertaining to school law.

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• Best Lawyers in America, 2024-present

Media & Publications

•Access to Public Records - NH RSA 91-A
•After School Activities, Transportation and Extended Year Programming
•Bullying - Cyber Bullying - October 2013
•Bullying - Dont be Intimidated! How the New Law Responds to Bullies
•Bullying - Integrating NHs Anti-Bullying Laws with Prevention of Disability Based Harassment
•Bullying - Integrating NHs Anti-Bullying Laws with the IDEA, Section 504 and FERPA
•Bullying - Two Years Later, Lessons Learned
•Children with Disabilities - Equal Access through Alternatives and Accommodations
•CHINS Law, RSA 169-D - Recent Updates - August 2013
•Concussions and Head Injuries in Student Sports
•Confidentiality and the Guidance Counselor
•Conflict Resolution - Mediating Disputes in Special Education Matters
•Dangerous Student, The
•Discipline - Student Discipline - The Manifestation Determination
•Discipline - Student Discipline - The Manifestation Determination and Special Circumstances Exception
•Educators Tool Box - Complying with State and Federal Laws - August 2011
•FERPA - Understanding FERPA
•Goodbye - Nonrenewal, Reduction in Force, Dismissal and Evaluation Issues - Saying
•Harassment - Identifying, Preventing, and Responding to Disability-Based Harassment
•Harassment - Sexual Harassment Case Study
•Homeless - Understanding the McKinney-Vento Homeless Act and Section 504
•IDEA - Transition Services and Graduation
•IDEA - Risk Management
•IDEA - Requirements Pertaining to Transition Planning and Graduation - February 2007
•IDEA - Mental Health Issues and the IDEA - High Anxiety
•IDEA - Me Too! Inclusion, Assistive Technology and Medically Fragile Students
•IDEA - Identification, Team Participation and the Manifestation Determination - March 2007
•IDEA - Demythologizing the IDEA
•Investigating Complaints about School Personnel - March 2014
•LEA Representative, The Role and Responsibility of the
•Negotiation - Advanced Negotiation Skills for Special Educators
•Out-of-District Placements, Theres No Place Like Home
•Paraeducators, The Role of Paraeducators in Special Education
•Pending Legislation and Special Education, The Intersection of - April 2010
•Residency and Transportation - A Closer Look at the Legal Requirements Pertaining to
•Residency and Enrollment
•Retaliation - Avoiding and Defending Retaliation Claims
•School Board Ethics and the Law March 2011
•School Board - The Role of the School Board in Student Related Matters
•School Board - an Overview of the Legal Responsibilities of a Board Member
•School Nurses Guide to Understanding FERPA, Section 504 and IDEA
•Searches - Schools, Cellphones, and Searches
•Seclusion and Restraint
•Section 504 - Understanding
•Section 504 - August 2014
•Section 504 and IDEA - recent case law -February 2013
•Special Education Case Law, An Overview of Recent Decisions, August 2012
•Special Education Case Law, An Overview of Recent Decisions, August 2011
•Special Education Case Law - An Overview of Recent Decisions, July 2014
•Special Education Case Law - An Overview of Recent Decisions, August 2013
•Special Education Case Law - An Overview of Recent Decisions, April 2014
•Special Education Case Law - An Overview of Recent Decisions, April 2013
•Transfers - The Law Pertaining to Interstate and Intrastate Transfers

 

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Areas of Law

  • Education Law
  • Litigation

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    Firm Name
    Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C.

Experience

  • Bar Admission & Memberships
    Admissions
    2005, New Hampshire
    2005, U.S. District Court, District of New Hampshire
    2007, U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
    Memberships

    Memberships and Affiliations

    •New Hampshire Bar Association
    •New Hampshire School Boards Association
    •New Hampshire Council of School Attorneys
    •National Council of School Attorneys
    •Past-President of the NH Council of School Attorneys

  • Education & Certifications
    Law School
    Franklin Pierce Law Center
    Class of 2005
    J.D.
    Other Education
    Brandeis University
    Class of 2002
    B.A.
    cum laude

    Phillips Exeter Academy
  • Personal Details & History
    Age
    Born in 1979
    Concord, New Hampshire, December 30, 1979

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Attorneys FAQs

  • What year was this attorney first admitted to the bar?
    Alison M. Minutelli was admitted in 2005 to the State of New Hampshire.
  • How many attorneys are in this law firm?
    Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. has 32 attorneys at this location.
  • What law school did this attorney attend?
    Alison M. Minutelli attended Franklin Pierce Law Center.
  • What year was this attorney's law firm established?
    Wadleigh, Starr & Peters, P.L.L.C. was established in 1899.