This year, the U.S. Department of Education (ED) has provided States with several guidance documents promoting the Secretary of Education’s waiver authority under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA). In response, COPAA has developed an Overview and Frequently Asked Questions resource to help COPAA members understand how ESEA waivers work and how advocates can engage in state applications for waivers.
MO: Special School District ends seclusion, limits restraints under new student safety policies
First Alert 4 The Special School District of St. Louis County is implementing new policies ahead of the upcoming school year to improve student safety and ensure that students with disabilities are treated with greater dignity in the classroom. The changes follow a...

0 Comments