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The Sierra Sands Unified School District Board of Education, at its meeting Thursday, approved an additional service agreement with Soliant for a teacher for deaf and hard-of-hearing students for the

Washington Schools Special Education Director Lays Out New Strategic Plan

A partnership between Alameda County's library, office of education, and probation department has led to a colorful, culturally inclusive library inside the county juvenile hall staffed with permanent staff who try to teach youth a love of reading and learning.

Lehighton Area School District’s board of directors is considering a change in the law firm it uses to handle special education matters. The district currently uses King Spry Herman Freund & Faul,...

Building trust requires more than just a prompt response to calls and emails. But that simple act is a powerful signal to recipients that their concerns have been heard and someone cares about them.

The East Grand School District Board of Education approved new or amended policies at their regular meeting Sept. 6. The changes update district policy to align with new Colorado laws relating to public education. The...

The Seattle strike is part of the growing resistance of educators to the unsafe reopening of schools, austerity and surging inflation.

For the last decade, the rapid growth of City Schools of Decatur drove discussions about the school district’s future.

Michigan third graders flagged for low reading scores

A lawsuit has been filed against Helena Public Schools and a music teacher who was charged with assaulting a 9-year-old student with disabilities in his classroom at Four Georgians Elementary.