Brooks Pierce Attorneys Speak at 2026 NCSBA Fall Law Conference

10.15.2026

Brooks Pierce attorneys Elizabeth Troutman and Maya Weinstein will speak during the North Carolina School Boards Association’s (NCSBA) 2026 Fall Law Conference in Asheville, NC, October 14th-16th.

Troutman will present “From Sidelines to Stands: Addressing Unruly Behavior at Athletic Events.” Her presentation examines how school boards and administrators can prepare for, respond to, and reduce disruptive spectator behavior at school athletic events while supporting safe, welcoming environments.

Weinstein will present “The Board’s Role in Student Discipline Hearings: Oversight Without Overreach.” Her presentation explores the school board’s role in student discipline hearings, with a focus on providing appropriate oversight, maintaining fair processes, and respecting the responsibilities of administrators.

The NCSBA provides advocacy, leadership, and services that enable school boards to govern at the highest level.

Troutman advises public school boards of education, private educational institutions, colleges and universities on a myriad of education issues, and litigates on behalf of educational institutions in state and federal courts. She also helps clients in a variety of industries navigate the complexities of human resources and employment law issues, including employment policies and employee separation.

Weinstein advises public school boards of education, private educational institutions, and colleges and universities on a variety of educational issues. She has supported more than 30 North Carolina public school districts on a broad range of legal and regulatory matters, including personnel issues, student discipline, Title IX, safety, and crisis response. She has also served as general counsel for multiple North Carolina school districts.

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