Glenna M. Hazeltine, Esquire, focuses her legal practice on the civil rights laws applicable to disabled students on behalf of traditional public schools and charter schools. She began practicing education law in Philadelphia, where she was Assistant General Counsel and an administrator for the School District of Philadelphia before entering private practice.

In addition to her education and special education law casework, Ms. Hazeltine is a frequent lecturer in the education field, speaking on a variety of issues facing school districts including student discipline in both the regular and special education curriculum, special education liability, §1983 and sexual discrimination.

Ms. Hazeltine earned her Juris Doctorate from Temple University’s School of Law. She graduated from Smith College with a B.A. in English and from Northwestern University where she earned her Masters. She taught English in middle and upper schools before attending law school.

Bar Admissions

• Pennsylvania
• New Jersey
• Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
• Federal Courts for the Middle and Eastern Districts of Pennsylvania
• Third Circuit Court of Appeals
• U.S. Supreme Court

Memberships and Associations

• Board of William Appling Singers in New York