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In a recent Daily Breeze article, Rob Kuzinia reported on the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD) having increased their focus on vocational training for
A special-education teacher in the Torrance Unified School District was taken from the classroom after parents discovered her Facebook post saying she was about to
Generally, Federal and State law require all public schools, including charter and virtual schools, to serve all children regardless of their disability or behavioral challenges.
KPBS, San Diego Public Radio recently reported that the San Diego Unified School District remains out of compliance with Federal Law in providing appropriate transition
ADAMS ESQ received this outreach from the CDE regarding development of policies relating to behavior intervention plans. Recently, the Hughes Bill which mandated positive behavioral
According to a recent EdSource report, U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan is proposing to eliminate an alternative test for students with disabilities, arguing it
Attorney Inga Sanders represents parents of children who have been injured at school. She shares these tips with us about school-related injuries. For more information,
Here’s a recent story we wanted to share with you from USA Today. It’s about a small group of parents who wanted their teenage children
ADAMS ESQ represents many children of Spanish-speaking parents. For parents of the nearly 32,000 special-needs children in the Las Vegas metropolitan area, an Individualized Education
Federal law says that public school students with diabetes who aren’t able to administer insulin shots for themselves typically may have it administered to them
Judge Timothy A. Reardon of the California Court of Appeals, First District, was asked to hear the appeal of TL and her minor son NL,
Students who have been diagnosed with disabilities and require special education and related services have specific rights to a free, appropriate, public education, otherwise known
A parent recently appealed a lawsuit against the Hawaii Department of Education (the HDOE) to the United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit for depriving
United States Department of Education’s Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services provides information, guidance, and clarification for the implementation of the Individuals with Disabilities
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