In The News
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Feb
19
2019
Inclusion Increasingly The Norm For Students With Disabilities
More students with disabilities are being educated alongside their typically-developing peers, according to new federal data.... MORE
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Feb
19
2019
Staff Shortage Forces Schools To Provide Speech Therapy By Video
Facing a severe staffing shortage, one school district says the only way it can provide speech therapy to all the students with special needs who need it is to do so by video chat.... MORE
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Feb
19
2019
Lawyer On The Spectrum Hopes To Advocate, Inspire
When Haley Moss was diagnosed with autism at age 3, doctors said she would be lucky to graduate high school and get a minimum-wage job. Today, she's a practicing attorney and author.... MORE
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Feb
18
2019
Feds: Patient With Intellectual Disability Blocked From Organ Transplant List
Federal officials say that a major university health care system will change its ways after denying a person with intellectual disability the opportunity to be placed on a transplant list.... MORE
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Feb
15
2019
Bullying Differs Based On Type Of Disability, Study Finds
New research suggests that incidents of bullying and other harassment targeting kids with disabilities vary depending on what sort of special needs a child has.... MORE