A special education leader under George W. Bush says the dismantling of the Department of Education will impact students with ...

Special education teachers have reported many positive changes for their students with the one-to-one technology initiative. One positive change is that classroom instruction is different.

Today, the nation’s special education law merely authorizes—and no longer requires—the federal government to reach the 40 percent threshold. And there’s plenty of debate over whether the 40 percent ...

Students with disabilities are one of the few exceptions in Los Angeles Unified School District’s all-day cell phone ban, but ...

The Nevada Special Education Technology Assistance Project (NSETAP) is a collaborative effort between the NCED and the Nevada Department of Education's Office of Inclusive Education. NSETAP seeks to ...

Western Mass News asked viewers what were some of the biggest questions they had surrounding the possible dismantling of the ...

The shrinking number of special ed teachers adds to schools’ pressures Federal statistics show that there's not only a shortage of special education teachers, but also a "quality shortage" -- a ...

As a Texas public school student in the 1960s, Brent Hagenbuch was the only second grader in his class who couldn’t read. He ...