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Any New York City student in kindergarten through eighth grade is eligible.

Families who applied in the first round of Universal Preschool Colorado are getting an email from the state this afternoon (April 26) letting them know which provider they matched with

Around 91% of the families that applied were matched with one of the five providers they selected in their application.

Letterboarding, a long-debunked communication method for autistic people who cannot speak, is making a resurgence with new techniques that offer hope.

Alabama lawmakers have two different types of ESAs to consider, with hundreds of millions of dollars difference in how much they’ll take from the state’s education budget.

Families who applied in the first round of Universal Preschool Colorado are getting an email from the state this afternoon (April 26) letting them know which provider they matched with

Anxiety and depression can be crippling for students. Here's how Portage schools are addressing it.

School districts across Texas bring attorneys to meetings with parents of special education students, despite federal guidance opposing the practice. 

The City Schools of Decatur School Board, at its April 25 work session, discussed the recommendations from the dyslexia task force. In some of their findings, the task force noted that the current screening procedures may be missing some kids. 

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