Reflections and lessons from the pandemic and how tech-driven professional development can better serve students with disabilities.

Chalkbeat found that officials have completed less than half the court-mandated improvements to address service delays.

A Huntsville City School teacher won’t be present on campus for the start of the school year, according to school officials, after questions arose regarding her background. According to a statement ...

During the regular school board meeting on July 29, Oxford Executive Director of Special Populations Pam Biehl gave the board of education a presentation on the district’s plan to bring center-based ...

OpEd: The outcome of the JCPS lawsuit will have zero effect on the General Assembly’s ability to legislate forms of local ...

Special education attorneys and advocates are calling for an overhaul of Connecticut's special education system as the state ...

Medicaid cuts could impact special education services in public schools, leaving districts to find alternative funding ...

Quarterback Joe Burrow will play about a quarter with the Bengals’ first-team offense when they visit Lincoln Financial Field to play the defendi ...

The star, who pushes his limits in the National Geographic series, recently caused a stir with a Thor video that had ...

Jacinda Taylor has been selected as the next assistant principal and athletic director for Williamstown High School after ...

Students with disabilities have had access to ESAs since 2011, when Arizona became the first state to fund private education ...

Students across Central Florida will head back to school in less than a week and some Osceola County families with special ...