Special-ed schools rely on importing staff due to teacher shortages — and they can't afford to pay $100,000 per hire.
Staff at three schools for students with special educational needs (SEN) in Essex have voted to strike in a row over pay, a ...
After years of fertility struggles, the civil engineer and his wife, Leah Garner, met the newborn they were adopting in 2022, ...
Fifty years ago, Congress dramatically expanded schools’ responsibilities when it passed the nation’s primary special education law, requiring children with disabilities to receive a “free appropriate ...
Santa Rosa City Schools moves to establish its own special education agency to help with budget woes
By breaking away from the county’s oversight agency, the financially troubled Santa Rosa district aims to avoid a projected $3.4 million loss in the coming year and gain net revenue of ...
Schools are required to include students with disabilities in regular classes when possible. Parents say that doesn’t always happen.
That’s why Pennsylvania’s Attract-Prepare-Retain initiative—which personalizes mentoring and support for special education teachers, leaders, and aides who may be isolated in their own districts—could ...
Some students went three years without receiving mandated services, and others went their entire high school careers without a needed aide, a state investigation found.
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act turns 50 with educators and activists fighting to preserve the landmark achievement.
The Yankton School District (YSD) started its special education program before a federal law went into effect 50 years ago to ...
State education officials are turning up the heat on Instituto Health Sciences Career Academy in Little Village, saying the ...
A group of Kansas City parents is calling on lawmakers to protect the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act amid changes to education at the federal level.
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