U.S. Lawmakers Create Caucus Devoted to Dyslexia
The founders, one a Republican and one Democrat, are both parents of children with dyslexia. Read Full Post >
The founders, one a Republican and one Democrat, are both parents of children with dyslexia. Read Full Post >
A new collection of research makes it possible to diagnose autism in those with Down syndrome, and diagnose autism earlier--and possibly prevent it. Read Full Post >
A North Carolina high school student who has Down syndrome is 19, which is too old to play on the school football team, according to state rules. But Brett Bowden can attend school until his 22nd birthday. Read Full Post >
Lots of chatter out there about last night's debate. Here's some blog entries that I dug up: Charles Fox, who writes the Special Education Law Blog (which is linked on my blogroll), has heard enough. Quote: "If Senator McCain's voting record with President Bush was not enough to disqualify him for ... Read Full Post >
And now, time for a purely "good news" story: The Chicago Tribune ran a delightful article a few days ago about a young woman with Down syndrome who was chosen as homecoming queen. Now that she's royalty, Anne Jennings dances down the hallways, bursts into excited giggles and hugs her BFFs, or "... Read Full Post >
Well, finally! Senators Barack Obama and John McCain dug into the topic of education during their third and final debate last night, even devoting a little bit of time to children with disabilities. Hooray! I'll be digging more deeply into their comments in other posts, but I think that a lot of ... Read Full Post >
From Patricia E. Bauer's Disability News blog, this news: On Wednesday, October 8, 2008, the President signed into law: … S. 1810, the “Prenatally and Postnatally Diagnosed Conditions Awareness Act,” which authorizes the Department of Health and Human Services to establish a grant pr... Read Full Post >
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