School Attorneys Frequently Asked Questions

Who can attend LRP’s School Attorneys Conference?

LRP’s School Attorneys Conference is exclusively for school attorneys. Any other titles will not be allowed to register for this private event. See more details here.

Is there a pass to attend LRP’s National Institute & LRP’s School Attorneys Conference?

Yes, the pass you will want to choose while registering is the COMBO PASS. This will ensure your entrance to both events across the entire four days (May 5 - 8, 2024). To see more registration information, visit the registration page here.

How do I obtain a year’s worth of CLEs at this event?

In order to receive a full year of CLE credits, you will need to attend both co-located events – LRP’s School Attorneys Conference on May 5, 2024 and LRP’s National Institute that runs May 6 - 8, 2024. To learn more about registering for both events, visit the registration page here.

How many CLEs can I earn at LRP's School Attorneys Conference and LRP's National Institute?

By attending both LRP's School Attorneys Conference and LRP's National Institute with a Combo Pass, you have the ability to earn:
60-minute state: 30 CLE credits
50-minute state: 36 CLE credits

By attending LRP's School Attorneys Conference (Sunday Only), you have the ability to earn:
60-min state: 7 CLE credits
50-min state: 8.4 CLE credits

What is the deadline for CLE reporting post-conference?

The reporting of CLE credits in the United States is varied, but most states require LRP Media Group to report CLE credits earned by conference attendees within 30 days of the conference. CLE’s reported by LRP after the 30-day period require the payment of significant late fees and charges.

Beginning Jan. 8, 2024, LRP Media Group will require conference attendees to complete the CLE process within 30 days of the conclusion of the conference. Attendees who do not complete the CLE credit submission process within the 30-day period will be responsible for paying the late fee charged by their state to report CLE credits.

A School Attorneys Conference pass is strictly for the individual who purchased it and can only be used by that person. Sharing of passes is not allowed.