Your Rights Disability 8.2017

…and team members must consider all relevant information regarding the child’s disability and its possible relationship to the behavior.4 • These protections are essential to ensuring that you are not…

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NC_Easton_PreliminaryInjunction

…a student with a disability pursuant to the IDEA. He attends both the regular high school and the Career Institute of Technology in the Electrical Construction Technology Program and is…

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18-08-14 Answer to Scarnati App for Relief

…the same). 4 Even if Act 35 somehow mooted Petitioners’ claims, the case should nonetheless proceed on the ground that the issues presented are of great public importance and “capable…

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PA Enacts Historic Special Education Funding Reforms

…education funding to improve programs and supports and other best practices that benefit students with disabilities, such as meeting state and federal performance indicators and providing curricula adaptation, co-teaching, assistive…

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The Comeback of Charters

…charter schools. “When charter schools are effective, they should be encouraged to grow,” the paper, “Better Isn’t Good Enough,” says. “But when they are ineffective, they should be closed or…

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ELC Comments re Flores Agreement Nov. 2018pdf

…achieve life-long stability. We have also advanced effective state and national legislative and policy reforms to improve educational outcomes for vulnerable children, including immigrant students. II. Importance of Flores Settlement…

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Governor Brief

…new legislation was signed into law by Governor Wolf on June 1, 2016, and became effective on July 1, 2016. However, the work to increase funding for public schools is…

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Letter Requesting Ban on Suspensions of Elementary-Aged Students

…Jane Meredith Adams, Study: Suspensions harm ‘Well-Behaved’ Kids, EDSOURCE, Jan. 8, 2015, https://edsource.org/2015/study- suspensions-harm-well-behaved-kids/72501. 6 American Psychological Association, Zero Tolerance Task Force Report, Are Zero Tolerance Policies Effective in Schools?:…

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