Blatt thanked lawmakers for their consideration of issues surrounding the school aid formula and asked for continued focus.

Worries still linger about the impact of dismantling the U.S. Department of Education on special education services.

In Kristy Orem's class a pair of boys are playing with plastic cups, building a fort. Another couple is playing with toy cars ...

Only 51% of Texas students entered kindergarten ready to learn last year, down from 59% in 2017. New state data comes as Gov.

On Wednesday, parents and supporters at the state Capitol on Wednesday urged lawmakers to expand early childhood care options. The group addressed the urgent demand for high-quality child care and ...

Starting this fall, Fayetteville State University will add special education to the list of bachelor's degrees it offers.

A nonprofit focusing on children’s mental health and helping school districts with special education is hoping to help more ...

Over the past 75 years, Shore Community Services, Inc. has grown from a small parent-led group in a family’s basement into a ...

Superintendent Mark Bedell’s team is preparing to increase class sizes, eliminate programs and increase maximum walking ...

IGNITE equips teachers and speech-language pathologists to provide interdisciplinary support for Nevada’s youngest learners ...

Jim Thorpe Area School District administrators are proposing a significant expansion of special education services that they say would improve student outcomes while saving taxpayers approximately ...