Every student identified with a disability takes one of two paths—obtaining either an individualized education program (IEP) or a 504 plan—that determines the support services they receive in school.

School is already hard enough, but when a child is managing a physical or mental health condition, it’s even harder. Here’s how to get help.

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - One in five children struggle in the classroom with conditions such as dyslexia, ADHD, or challenges with focus and organization, according to the National Center for Learning ...

Students were denied special education services even before Trump began dismantling the Department of Education. This Texas ...

It's a big transition from high school to college. Higher education experts offer advice for first-time students.

If your kid has learning disabilities, an IEP can be critical—but challenging—to obtain. Here are tips from a father and ...

It was when she was at an in-person meeting filled with Houston ISD personnel last week about her 7-year-old with limited verbal skills and no one could ...

ASHA Offers Guidance To Help Teachers and Other School Professionals Foster Inclusive Classrooms ROCKVILLE, Md., Aug. 13, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- As teachers, administrators, specialists, and support ...

PITTSFIELD — Improving teacher and staff recruiting and retention is among Superintendent Latifah Phillips’ goals for the coming school year. Her report on the district’s employment situation with ...

Nearly 15 years after the state began reforming school discipline, suspensions are down but emergency removals have more than ...

The Detroit Public Schools Community District held two meetings this week to address concerns about its contracting processes ...