In One School District, 1 In 14 Third Graders Has Autism
New Jersey’s rate of autism has long been among the highest in the country and in one school district there, the rate is more than twice the state average. The…
Parents Oppose Ban On Restraint, Seclusion In Schools
A proposal in one state to prohibit schools from using restraint and seclusion on students with disabilities is under fire from an unlikely group — some of the students’ parents.…
MPS asks college students about on line accessibility at household as it goes digital
Districts throughout Wisconsin have moved to online studying since Gov. Tony Evers purchased a statewide shutdown of colleges. (Picture: Submitted).
Creating Accessible STEM Content
MATHML and Accessibility. MathML is a low-level specification adopted by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) for the presentation of …
Parents Want Schools To Face Burden Of Proof In IEP Disputes
Since the U.S. Supreme Court determined that the burden of proof in IEP disputes falls on parents, some states have pinned the responsibility to defend their points of view on…
Struggling Learners
Leadership Policy & Politics Teaching & Learning Technology Opinion Jobs Market Brief Follow Topic Unfollow Topic Struggling Learners Open image caption Close image caption Shutterstock Reading & Literacy Opinion How…
Human service agencies make case for funding increases
The proposed budget also includes an additional $5 million for emergency services, $1 million for assistive technology, and additional money to pay …
Town seeking to become more accessible
Part of these standards relate to website content. … after January 1, 2012 must meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 Level AA other …
Impact Stories — Unified Schools/Special Olympics
Throughout June, OSERS will celebrate the graduating high school class of 2020. This first blog in the series highlights three students who participated in the Special Olympics Unified Champion Schools
Impact Stories — Project SEARCH
Throughout June we will celebrate the graduating class of 2020. This second blog in the series highlights three students who participated in the District of Columbia public schools’ Project SEARCH