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Elon University will open North Carolina's only university-based private school for children with dyslexia in Fall 2026, funded by a major gift from philanthropists.
A lawsuit alleges a former Palisades Park special education teacher filmed a disabled 8-year-old student being made to say a phrase that sounded like a slur.
The Anchorage School District's proposal to close two elementary schools is facing strong opposition from parents, with major concerns about the impact on special education.
The U.S. Department of Education has laid off 466 employees, reducing its special education office to just three people and jeopardizing services for 8.5 million students.
Vermont families are expressing concerns about special education resources as the state prepares to implement a new funding formula for students with disabilities.
The U.S. Education Department is undergoing significant staff layoffs, reducing its workforce by nearly a fifth and impacting critical programs from special education to civil rights.
Danville, Vermont, residents will vote in December on a proposal to close their public high school, a move critics fear will harm students with disabilities.
Sacramento City Unified and Elk Grove Unified school districts are ending contracts with a key behavioral aide provider, leading to 166 layoffs.
A Maine educational technician has resigned, stating she was pressured to use male pronouns for a female colleague and enforce it with disabled students.
