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Every fall, families get ready for the rituals of the school year: new backpacks, a fresh pencil case, and a smiling Instagram photo to show the hope and promise that parents expect education to ...

Unable to walk on his own, Kenny Knutson relies on his parents to move him around the house in a wheelchair. He eats from a feeding tube since he can’t close his mouth or bite. His eyes are ...

Children with autism can face an array of challenges at school, from keeping pace in a busy class, to forming relationships with their peers, to struggling with sensory overload in the classroom, ...

Virtual learning facilitator is a full-time job these days for Alicia Burgstahler. The Philadelphia woman, 39, is mother to two children, a 16-year-old son named Jaydon Scott and a 12-year-old ...

When public schools in Michigan were shuttered in March 2020 by the global pandemic, Rochester Hills parent Stephanie Onyx recalled the advice her son's teacher gave her as she prepared to educate her ...

Hundreds of Long Island preschoolers with disabilities are on waitlists for special education programs, a growing problem that has alarmed school officials who coordinate services for them. On the ...

Monroe Schools preschool application process: Beginning at 8 a.m. on May 21, at the district’s Board of education office, 500 Yankee Road, parents who have preschool age children not on IEP’s can pick ...

The proposed school will focus on improving behavior Board members back alternative school for elementary grades Proposed school replaces Roy Waldron Annex for grades K-1 Special education advocate ...