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After speaking with police, the bus driver and her son Conner – and taking into account what she witnessed at the scene – Amanda Goggins was alarmed by what she

A ruling from the state Board of Education on Brass City Charter School's claim that its home district Waterbury Public Schools hasn't reimbursed over $700,000 in special education costs could set a precedent related to charter school funding in Connecticut.Though charter schools are mostly funded t

The families of 324 kindergarten-through-12th grade students at Little Rock Christian Academy are accessing public taxpayer funds to pay tuition at the 1,665-student private school, according to a new state Department of Education report to lawmakers.

A charter school said its district broke CT law by not reimbursing it for 'reasonable' special ed costs. But what is a 'reasonable' expense?

CT charter school alleges district hasn't paid special education costs A ruling from the state Board of Education on Brass City Charter School's claim that its home district - Waterbury Public Schools - hasn't reimbursed over $700,000 in special education costs could set a precedent related to ch

New Trier High School senior Zoe Kozina, who has lived with a learning disability since childhood, has self published a children’s book highlighting the struggles and triumphs of those with invisible disabilities. The story ”Your Beautiful Mind”, which she wrote and designed, follows Penelope the panda as she navigates being diagnosed with a learning disability and attending resource classes. ...

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SUNY Jamestown Community College offers students numerous resources and support to help them overcome any number of physical and mental health obstacles.

Arkansans are struggling with depression and anxiety at rates among the highest in the nation, according to estimates from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other reports.

Officials are considering opening more so-called specialty schools meant to help students with more challenging disabilities transition into the real world.