Sara Kulp is a dedicated advocate and legal expert specializing in school law. With a passion for the advancement of quality education, she has established herself as a trusted advisor to educational institutions, administrators, and teachers.

Sara earned her Juris Doctor degree from The Kline School of Law at Drexel University, where her deep understanding of the law and commitment to zealous advocacy was noticed by her professors who awarded her with the Dean’s Award for Exceptional Achievement in Law School and the Faculty Award for Contributions to Intellectual Life of the Law School. During her time in law school, she immersed herself in coursework focused on education law, constitutional law, and legal writing.

After law school, Sara began her legal career as a clerk for Assignment Judge Jeanne Covert in Burlington County, where she honed her skills in researching and analyzing complex legal issues. Sara naturally gravitated towards Special Education law after having earned her master’s in Special Education from The College of New Jersey.

Sara's approach to advocacy is characterized by her unwavering commitment to her clients' interests, her deep understanding of the legal intricacies surrounding education, and her compassionate demeanor. When representing her school district clients, Sara is known for her tireless dedication and strategic approach to achieving favorable outcomes.

Community Activities

Volunteer at Center for Family Services Mother/Child housing in Woodbury, NJ
Volunteer with Voter Choice New Jersey
Member of New Jersey State Bar Association
Member of Individual Rights Section of the New Jersey State Bar Association
Member of the Burlington County Bar Association

Clerkships

Honorable Jeannie T. Covert, Assignment Judge for the Burlington Vicinage of the New Jersey Superior Court

Education

Thomas R. Kline School of Law (J.D. - 2021)
College of New Jersey (M.A. - 2006)
Rutgers University (B.A. - 2002)

Admissions

New Jersey
U.S. Court of Appeals, Third Circuit
U.S. District Court, District of New Jersey