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Federal investment in STEM education, though significant, can hardly be described as a generational response to a national security crisis.

Several changes could be in the works for how special education programs at Louisiana’s K-12 public schools are monitored. They include a deadline to install video cameras in classrooms that the state funded two years ago. The Senate Committee on Education gave unanimous approval Wednesday to House Bill 153, authored by Rep. Tony Bacala, R-Prairieville. […]

Several changes could be in the works for how special education programs at Louisiana’s K-12 public schools are monitored. They include a deadline to install video cameras in classrooms that the state funded two years ago. The Senate Committee on Education gave unanimous approval Wednesday to House Bill 153, authored by Rep. Tony Bacala, R-Prairieville. […] The post Lawmakers push for more special education accountability appeared first on Louisiana Illuminator.

Statehouse lawmakers have discussed AEAs, teacher salaries, school funding for months – now it has reached its conclusion

The Virginia Board of Education on Thursday adopted changes to how the state handles compliance complaints regarding students with disabilities.

How the OSDE employees are being paid is under review by federal officials in what they call "regular monitoring," not an "investigation"

The Virginia Board of Education on Thursday adopted changes to how the state handles compliance complaints regarding students with disabilities.

The Virginia Board of Education on Thursday adopted changes to how the state handles compliance complaints regarding students with disabilities.

The U.S. Department of Education is examining the way the OSDE spend federal grant money on substitute teachers, an Oklahoma City TV station reported

Project R.E.A.D.Y.-IC will provide some students with nearly 100% coverage of tuition and fees over the next five years.