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The Vermont Agency of Education will increase its scrutiny of the Springfield School District’s special-education program after the district failed to comply with state-mandated monitoring...

At least one person will face charges after a 13-year-old girl with special needs and her friend were attacked by other students inside a classroom at a middle...

The same problems that led to a 6-year-old boy shooting his teacher in Virginia often play out across the nation, as schools fail to follow disability plans

The state extended the deadline for the initial round of applicants to Feb. 24. Matching of families to providers begins Feb. 27 for free preschool hours.

Legislators are considering a bill that would force public schools to provide timely instructional material.

Community Education Councils are volunteer boards that contribute to decisions made around school district zoning, education material, school buildings, and more.

As state leaders prepare to launch Colorado’s free preschool program next fall, some educators and advocates fear young children with disabilities will lose out under the new system.

As state leaders prepare to launch Colorado’s free preschool program next fall, some educators and advocates fear young children with disabilities will lose out under the new system.

A civil rights complaint alleges the admissions practices of vocational schools keep disadvantaged students out of some public schools.

Colorado educators and advocates worry that the universal preschool application will reject some children with learning delays or other challenges.