Disability rights advocates are pushing for extra services for special education students to compensate for learning loss during the pandemic. Students may be entitled to what are known as ...
Amid a rise in complaints, federal education officials are reminding schools across the nation about their obligation to provide compensatory services to students with disabilities. The U.S.
The U.S. Department of Education, Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) published a Question and Answer document to advise school districts on returning to in-person ...
At Conroy Education Center, the district has allocated $300,000 to offer CCS programming for 4.5 hours on Saturdays. More school-based programs are expected to come online later this fall. Pittsburgh ...
The Los Angeles Unified School District failed to provide adequate educational services to students with disabilities during the COVID-19 campus shutdown, and will take steps to ensure affected ...
The Office for Civil Rights in the Department of Education recently issued a new Fact Sheet. The Fact Sheet repeats prior guidance that “the responsibility for schools to comply with Section 504 ...
Only 18% of students in special education have been offered extra services as a result of the pandemic, even though most suffered some degree of learning loss while campuses were closed, according to ...
Fairfax County Public Schools in Virginia has received an extension to finalize meetings with families of students who may be eligible for extra help in the aftermath of the pandemic. At Thursday’s ...
State education officials say Tulsa Public Schools may have to compensate special education students who did not receive services they were entitled to at the troubled Tulsa Academic Center. The state ...
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