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Trump is dismantling the education department. How that might harm special education
Special education is shifting to a different federal agency. Advocates fear the loss of expertise will harm students.
'A Servant's Heart': Former Teacher Volunteers at LI Cares Food Pantry
"It's not just about the food. There are friendships that develop over time with getting to know each other."-Laura Martin, ...
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2025 CIES: Tanoto Foundation Showcases Effective Teacher Training Strategy
In response to these challenges, Tanoto Foundation, an independent philanthropic organization in the field of education ...
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Every Child Deserves a Classroom: Integrating Special Needs in Mainstream Schools
In recent times, there has been a significant increase in developmental disorders such as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), autism spectrum disorder (ASD), and various other learning ...
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Young brains, big potential: From birth onward, special-ed services can make a lifetime of difference
Study Hall talks to Lindsey VanDyke about how intervening with children’s special needs from the time they’re born can best ...
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Special needs students are underserved in DODEA schools, watchdog report finds
The 2024 National Defense Authorization Act directed the GAO to examine how well DODEA is meeting the special education needs ...
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Could Washington state be on the brink of fully funding special education?
The House on Wednesday passed Senate Bill 5263, which boosts special education funding multipliers for students in pre-K ...
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Grand Forks Kelly Elementary introduces sensory room for students
Last year, Simmers and fellow special ed teacher Emily Rositas pitched the idea of the sensory room to Kelly Principal Kelli Tannahill, and then to the school’s parent-teacher organization. Similar ...