As the new school year gets underway and more and more school districts adopt remote-learning plans, parents of special-needs children are bracing themselves for another year of little to no support.

A. Harry Moore School in Jersey City holds an International Person's with Disabilities Day Open House in 2023. A teacher lets her students play with a Hoberman Sphere toy.

In one well-known example, children with disabilities were warehoused in a “school” complex notorious for filthy conditions and rampant abuse. Changes to federal legislation propelled this shift.

Children with disabilities are missing school because of a staffing crisis A special education staffing crisis is raging through many U.S. school districts. It's taking a toll on students and ...

School districts across the country have abandoned special education kids amid the coronavirus crisis, according to a class action Manhattan federal lawsuit slated to be filed Friday. The case argu… ...

A Long Island school did nothing while an ex-teacher “tormented” special needs second graders with abuse that included dropping textbooks on their heads, according to a new legal filing and ...