IDEA state data isn’t a black box. Families can use SPP/APR reports to demand clarity, timelines, and accountability.

Maryland’s proposed SPED audit highlights why families must track systems—not just one IEP—to ensure accountability.

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Ashlee Beatty, director of curriculum and instruction and Heather Grant, director of elementary education, presented a ...

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Gardea runs the local nonprofit MindShiftED, which aims to inform and equip parents of students with special needs and those ...

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Shenandoah County's school division is scaling back Chromebook use across its elementary and middle schools and preparing to ...

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Learn how to confidently navigate the special education system as a parent. Understand your role in the IEP process and advocate for your child's needs.