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Empowering Your Child’s Best Advocate: YOU

I was an elementary school teacher. I had many children with special needs of varying abilities in my classrooms over

As summer approaches, children are talking about their plans. You should make sure that your child’s summer

One dictionary.com defines advocacy as “the act of pleading for, supporting or recommending.” Another is…

Agency also makes available ‘business case’ on value of employees with disabilities

There are many members of the special education team: students, parents, teachers, teacher’s assistants, administrators and related service providers

Can you believe it? The school year is almost through, summer is officially on its way, and the year is flying by

“When it comes to receiving a public education, students with identifiable special needs and learning differences are the lucky ones.”

Now that the holidays have passed and a New Year has begun, this is a great time of year to re-organize

All children spend their fair share of time riding around in a car, on their way to and from school or to the mall or grocery store. Good news though

In Maryland over 16,000 people with developmental disabilities and their families need help. This is one story