A new report by the nonprofit Center for Democracy and Technology urges schools to balance efficiency gains with privacy, ...

Four candidates are running for three seats on the Lorain City Schools Board of Education in the Nov. 4 general election. The candidates are Mark Ballard II, Davon Marie Jeffers, Diamaris Rosario and ...

Once a student with an IEP reaches age 18, families often wonder: “Do we still need a re-evaluation?” or “Does the school ...

Everett Public Schools board members serve six-year terms. Board members can receive stipends of $50 per day for attending board meetings or performing other services on behalf of the district, not to ...

LASE Specialized Education partners with St. Louis-area schools to provide individualized, Christ-centered special education and support for students of all abilities.

A decade of court oversight of special education services in New Orleans public schools, the result of a legal settlement, will most likely cease by the end of the year, the judge presiding over the ...

Parents of children with disabilities are growing increasingly worried as the Education Department shrinks and mechanisms for accountability seem harder to find. The department laid off nearly half of ...

The Peoria Rivermen and PNC Bank have launched a new charity program called "Goals for Great." PNC Bank will donate $50 to the Peoria Public Schools Foundation for every home goal the Rivermen score.

Angela Powell had few options left before deciding to pull her autistic son from a traditional public school. The Tennessee mother said her son wasn't getting the services he was entitled to, even in ...

Middle school was a tough transition for Ian Gore. His mother, Elizabeth Gore, could see the spark learning brought him being extinguished, even though he has always been a high-achieving student. She ...

The Ball State Daily News reached out to the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) and did not receive a comment before the ...

Our Developmental Disorders Concentration (DD) prepares you to serve K-12 students in a variety of educational settings addressing mild, moderate, and severe needs who have been identified with ...