…Board’s web site. See Augenblick, Palaich and Associates, Inc., Costing Out the Resources Needed to Meet Pennsylvania’s Public Education Goals, Revised (December 2007), available at http://www.stateboard.education.pa.gov/Reports/Costing-Out/Pages/default.aspx. -5- percentage of students…
MoreELC is proud to to announce the launch of a dynamic new website focused on educational success for youth involved in the juvenile justice system – Blueprint for Change: Education…
MoreThis complaint resulted in an order of corrective action report on new state guidance, concluding that children in residential placements could not be automatically placed in on-site schools or “forced”…
More…trabajando para mejorar sus escuelas. Este “web site” tiene mas información sobre nuestros areas de énfasis (vea, por ejemplo, la página “Our Agenda”). ¿Qué pasa si tengo un problema pero…
More…annually to EL parents/guardians and shall be posted on the District’s Internet site. A summary of the policy shall be included in the Code of Student Conduct, beginning with the…
More…ELC staff member regarding buying tickets or sponsoring ELC’s event, please contact Allegra Abramson at (215) 278-9765 or [email protected]. Otherwise, please visit our ticket site below: Click Here for Tickets…
More…residential staff and leadership. The lawsuit alleged significant violations of the civil rights of former students, including that students were unsafe, subjected to extreme and sustained physical and emotional abuse,…
More…increase inclusion in all its early childhood learning programs across Pennsylvania. With ELC’s leadership and support for public comments and extensive parent, provider, and community engagement, OCDEL identified shared values…
More…the leadership of trans- and people of color-led organizations, like SisTers PGH, who have been doing this work long before it made headlines, and to whom we turn to for…
More…Caucus of Working Educators of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers Ismael Jimenez & Kelley Collings, Co-Chairs Parents United for Public Education, A Citywide Parent Leadership Collective Kendra Brooks & Robin…
More…step toward fully and effectively addressing the unique challenges – and also building on the assets – of these communities. We applaud PPS for its leadership in the region and…
More…for special education in order to address the growing and significant unmet needs of students with disabilities. While the Governor’s leadership has successfully lead to $50 million special education funding…
More…New Orleans and was named as a Women Rule! Leadership Honoree from Oprah Magazine and the White House Project. Education Law Center is pleased to welcome these two experienced attorneys…
More…a demonstrated commitment to public interest law, civil rights, racial justice, and advancing the rights of underserved populations. The Pittsburgh Director provides leadership and direction to the Pittsburgh office, including…
More…residential staff and leadership. The lawsuit alleged significant violations of the civil rights of former students, including that students were unsafe, subjected to extreme and sustained physical and emotional abuse,…
More…ahead, the campaign will announce its formal name and launch a website and related media tools to engage and inform Pennsylvanians on this important issue. Organizations in newly formed school…
More…quality early learning programs, such as Head Start and Early Intervention. “We are so pleased that OCDEL has stepped forward to provide important vision and leadership that will help ensure…
More…report from the Education Law Center conducted with assistance from the Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) Program at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Currently, 195 nurses are…
More…leadership that will help ensure that young children experiencing homelessness get the supports and services to which they are entitled and desperately need,” said the Education Law Center’s Nancy A….
More…of sound educational policy for those of the school authorities [that it] reviews” and “must be careful to avoid imposing [the court’s] view of preferable educational methods upon the States.”…
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