Individual Education Program News Today

Gov. Mike DeWine published a model policy designed to minimize student use of cellphones during school hours in Ohio.

In January 1964, President Lyndon B. Johnson declared a War on Poverty in his State of the Union address.

The commonwealth must build on necessary fixes to special education program to serve more Virginia children in need.

In 1974, Iowa legislators, under the leadership of Chuck Grassley, championed a groundbreaking initiative: the creation of the Area Education Agency system (AEAs). These AEAs, a network of 15 organizations,

In 1974, Iowa legislators, under the leadership of Chuck Grassley, championed a groundbreaking initiative: the creation of the Area Education Agency system &#40

Allisha Douglas was known for her willingness to help anyone in need and went the extra mile for her students at SunRidge Elementary School.

Dual enrollment isn’t just a way for students to add extra credits to their transcripts: It opens up doors for students to imagine and prepare for new opportunities."

Portland Public Schools (PPS) teachers and district management have been negotiating a new contract for the better part of a year, with educators proposing substantial cost-of-living-adjustments, mental health support reform, and more. But as the PPS teachers’ strike nears the three-week mark, it appears the final sticking point in contract negotiations is about whether or not parents should be involved in decisions about class size. A proposal from the union advocates for creating “...

Portland Public Schools (PPS) teachers and district management have been negotiating a new contract for the better part of a year, with educators proposing substantial cost-of-living-adjustments, mental health support reform, and more. But as the PPS teachers’ strike nears the three-week mark, it appears the final sticking point in contract negotiations is about whether or not parents should be involved in decisions about class size. A proposal from the union advocates for creating “...

PHILADELPHIA – An ongoing dispute over the education of a special needs student in Upper Darby has been appealed to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit.