Justice Dept. Warns Wisconsin Voucher Schools Against Discrimination
Schools that enroll students using the publicly-funded vouchers must adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the U.S. Department of Justice cautions. Read Full Post >
Schools that enroll students using the publicly-funded vouchers must adhere to the Americans with Disabilities Act, the U.S. Department of Justice cautions. Read Full Post >
Gov. Scott Walker proposes spending $21 million over two years on a program that would help families of children with disabilities to pay for private school. Read Full Post >
A Colorado district must reimburse the parents for a special education student's enrollment at an out-of-state residential facility, a federal appellate court has ruled. Read Full Post >
The state's Lindsey Nicole Henry Scholarship program has now survived two years of court challenges. Read Full Post >
National trends show students with disabilities are more likely to stay in traditional public schools as peers leave for charters and private schools, but some states are showing an alternate pattern. Read Full Post >
A new voucher program in Ohio for students with disabilities has attracted children with learning disabilities in particular. Read Full Post >
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, a Democrat, rejected the bill, saying it would have meant "an overly broad and ambiguous mandate" to send more students to private schools, burdening taxpayers with "incalculable significant additional costs." Read Full Post >
The state legislature passed a bill that would require districts to consider students' home environment when deciding on a private school, in addition to students' academic needs. Read Full Post >
A new Mississippi law gives children with dyslexia the option of using vouchers to attend private schools, or another public school, if the schools have dyslexia-specific instruction. The law, which takes effect next week, was championed by Republican Gov. Phil Bryant, who has said he struggled wit... Read Full Post >
A nonprofit law firm argues that the state law creating the vouchers doesn't violate the Oklahoma constitution's prohibition on using taxpayer money to support religious efforts. Read Full Post >
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