The School Keeps Taking Away My Child’s Recess
What to do when the school punishes your child for a behavior issue or incomplete work by taking away recess
What to do when the school punishes your child for a behavior issue or incomplete work by taking away recess
It's never too soon to have a child tested if you suspect a learning different or other disability. Kids take bigger strides the sooner they start getting support.
Why you should always take advantage of the opportunity to do a Parent Concerns Letter for an IEP meeting and how to write an effective one
Special education advocate Lisa Lightner explains the steps to take to initiate the evaluation process that can lead to an IEP.
Is your child with autism prone to wandering, also called eloping? Find out how to reduce the risk.
Plan ahead for the transition to adulthood so your son or daughter with special needs can find the right path after high school.
These tips can help your child with autism get greater enjoyment from the holiday.
Lots of kids struggle with math, but significant difficulties may indicate a learning disability called dyscalculia. Find out what it is and how to help.
If your child has a special need that interferes with his education, the school district is obligated by the Child Find mandate to identify and support that need.
This book by a 6th grader shows the relationship between two brothers — one with autism — and explores how to help others understand autism.
Steps you can take to make positive changes in your school's special-education services
Does your child's poor handwriting indicate a learning disability called dysgraphia? Learn the signs and solutions.
Find local shows best for your kids or school group. Plus: Accessible theaters for SpecialKids