Daniel J. Rhoads practices primarily in the area of education law and also works in litigation. His work entails not only representing school districts in legal and administrative proceedings, but also advising school officials on legal compliance. Before joining Tueth Keeney, Dan gained experience by trying civil cases in the associate circuit courts of St. Louis.

In law school, Dan participated in the trial practicum and in moot court competitions. Dan argued before Chief Justice John Roberts, among other distinguished jurists, in the finals of Washington University’s Moot Court tournament in 2007. At graduation, Dan was inducted into the Order of Barristers.

B.A. - University of Miami, 2002

• “Search and Seizure: What is reasonable in the school context?,” January 2009 Annual Illinois School Law Seminar
• Update on Redding v. Safford Unified School District: The Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments," June 2009 Bi-State Education Foundation
• Quoted in LRP Publications Article, "Q&A: Prior written notice helps cover your bases," May 2009
• "Complying with FERPA and ISSRA", August 2009 Back-to-School Seminar
• Professionalism & Diversity Panel, August 2009 Washington University Law School Orientation

• Illinois School Board Association
• Illinois Council of School Attorneys
• Illinois Bar Association
• Missouri Bar Association
• Missouri Organization of Defense Lawyers