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.
GA: GA school districts spend hundreds of thousands fighting special education parents in court
WRDR Georgia school districts are spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on legal battles to fight parents of disabled children over special education evaluations. District records, uncovered by Atlanta News First Investigates, reveal proceedings have more...
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