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Third Circuit affirms lower court finding that a school district did not violate the IDEA or Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act. Zachary J. through Jonathan and Jennifer J. of...

North Carolina’s Opportunity Scholarship Program has gotten a lot of headlines recently, and with good reason.

In the United States, there are around 7.3 million students with disabilities, accounting for 15% of the K-12 public school population. Of these, 12% have autism spectrum disorder (ASD) —

STEVENSVILLE — Creativity, flexibility, child-led, innovative, individualized, and empowering — Lindsey Parte, a passionate special education teacher and advocate, has big plans to bring all of this and more to

Brendan Depa, the former Matanzas High School student who attacked his teacher's aide, sued Flagler County schools.

On April 19, 2024, the U.S. Department of Education (DOE) issued the long-awaited amended Title IX regulations, which include significant changes from the 2020 regulations. School...

When Yadira Calderon, a parent of a high schooler at Metro Nashville Public Schools, heard the bill had passed on Tuesday, April 23, she said her heart immediately began pounding in her chest as she wondered, "What is going on?"

SAN DIEGO -- Donning one of her favorite unicorn-themed nightgowns and perched comfortably in an extra large beanbag chair, Alyssa Tracy watches videos on her tablet.

Bridgewater dad Scott Pitta says his constitutional rights were violated when he was barred from recording a meeting about his son's IEP.

Brendan Depa is alone being punished for what in fact amounts to a systematic and catastrophic failure by his school to follow his IEP.