A Look at One State’s Innovative Approach to Special Ed Teaching Crisis
The teacher shortage, especially in special education, is at crisis levels. This week, Maine [...]
Surveillance: The Latest on Cameras in Classrooms
As the debate over cameras in classrooms (and group homes) rages on, the Frederick [...]
More News to Know for Week Ending Sept. 9, 2023
New York City is failing its special ed students, a new eye-tracking device can [...]
When the Police Respond to People with I/DD: How to Make It Safer for Everyone
Police interactions with people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) sometimes end badly. Officer [...]
Kami, a Virtual Influencer with Down Syndrome, Wins Award
Kami, a "virtual influencer" with Down syndrome created in 2022, is back in the [...]
The Boost Q&A: Overcome Yours Founder Garrett Brumfield
I met Garrett Brumfield, 33, a disability advocate and direct support professional in Roanoke, [...]
News to Know for Week Ending Sept. 2, 2023
Medicaid rolls continue to shrink, Rutgers has a new disability study minor, a family [...]
Special Ed Primer 2023: Everything You Need to Know, from Early Intervention to Postsecondary Transition Planning
Welcome to the jungle. Special Education is a complicated ecosystem and whether you're in [...]
Special Education News Around the Country
The state of the states includes New York's new school disciplinary rules, Texas telling [...]
Mosaic, a New Garden State News Site, Focuses on Diversity and Disability
A new Garden State news site from NJ.com, Mosaic, is now live. Its mission: [...]