Wake's efforts to reduce disproportionality occur as most of the U.S. Department of Education's special education staff has ...

The move would affect the $15 billion IDEA program and comes as the administration seeks to close down the federal Education ...

Inside Higher Ed spoke with a leading advocate for students with learning disabilities to hear what the consequences will be ...

Proposed cuts to special education staff at the federal education department has advocates worried about long-term oversight.

The U.S. Department of Education is in talks to move oversight of special education programs to another federal agency.

A proposal to create a special education "hub" at Toms River Intermediate North could bring some dollars back into Toms River ...

This tension intersects with another complex policy issue: disproportionality. Federal law flags schools if students from a ...

Advocates warn that without federal oversight staff, there would be no accountability for how states implement disability ...

More than 100 K-12 Pennridge students with special needs recently enjoyed a memorable day at Tabora Farms, a local farm and bakery. Tabora Farms owners Caleb and Patricia Torrice invited the students ...