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I told her I was visiting Scottsbluff Public Schools for an article about inclusion, the practice of teaching children with and without disabilities in the same classroom. The district is among the ...
Students in special education spend more time in separate classrooms in New Jersey than they do in any other state — a ...
The pay-it-forward approach to covering the cost of college stretches the return on financial aid and can help fill shortages of workers in critical industries.
In Mahmoud v. Taylor, parents claim that a Maryland county’s board of education violated their religious rights by failing to provide an opt-out for their children from a read-aloud of a book with ...
At first glance, the request from parents who don’t want their children to take part in discussions of LGBTQ+-themed picture books in the classroom might not seem so objectionable. Six parents ...
Elizabeth Tipton, president of the Society for Research on Educational Effectiveness (SREE), said the limited reinstatement is “upsetting.” “They’re trying to make IES as small as they possibly can,” ...
The Institute for Museum and Library Services was established in 1996 and is the largest source of federal funding for ...
A federal judge says the courts cannot ‘breathe life’ back into the research and data division of the Education Department ...
When hackers hit a school district, they can expose Social Security numbers, home addresses, and even disability and ...
Americans are losing trust in journalism and turning away from legacy media and local newspapers are closing at an alarming rate. There is a great way to address these challenges: School newspapers.
Nebraska is a case study of what can happen when schools prioritize including students with disabilities in ways research shows helps all students learn.