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On Tuesday, the House Education and the Workforce Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education held a hearing, “School Choice: Expanding Educational Freedom for All.” In his opening statement, Subcommittee Chair Aaron Bean (R-FL)...

100 Years from Now Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to be a teacher. Yes, I was that little girl who would line up her dolls and stuffed animals on the bed (alphabetically, of course) and pretend to teach them. Lessons were usually a continuation of...

The Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) will launch a special initiative “Expect, Engage, Empower: Successful Transitions for All (3Es),” with a virtual event to take place on May 10, from 1:00pm – 2:30pm ET. The initiative brings together...

Today President Biden's budget proposal for Fiscal Year 2024 was released. The Administration continues to prioritize special education programs, including Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Part B grants to states, Part B preschool grants...

Setting up a classroom can be a daunting task. Here are my top tips for stretching a small budget to get the things you need.

As you work to provide special education remotely, here’s some advice for keeping students and families engaged from the CECommunity All-Member Forum.

Late October/early November is often said to be one of the most difficult periods of the year for teachers. So today, I’m sharing three practical ways teachers can advocate for themselves and remain healthy, balanced, and encouraged!

I am grateful to serve as President of CEC-­‐DR during challenging times for special education research funding. In July, I attended the CEC-­‐CASE Special Education legislative summit, along with Linda Lewis, our CAN coordinator, and Maya Israel, CEC-­‐DR...

Much of this week’s political news shifted away from the Capitol and toward the State Fairgrounds, where the Senate Republicans’ review of the 2020 Maricopa County ballots is underway. The Arizona Democratic Party tried to stop the Senate’s plans, but a...

Progress slowed to a crawl at the Arizona Capitol this week. Floor sessions were short and early in the day, leaving lengthy afternoons without any official activity. The scheduling did not bring peace and quiet, however; Senate President Karen Fann (R...