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Special Education

HUNDREDS OF NEWARK CHILDREN STILL NOT RECEIVING SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES ON TIME

March 3, 2015

Only Slight Improvement in Last Two Years Under Court Settlement At least 350 Newark schoolchildren did not receive…

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ELC PRESSES NJ TASK FORCE TO IMPROVE SPECIAL EDUCATION

November 6, 2014

Education Law Center is calling on a State task force to address several urgent barriers to improving delivery…

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NEWARK CONTINUES TO DELAY SERVICES TO HUNDREDS OF CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES, PROMPTING STATE ACTION

October 1, 2014

October  6, 2014 Over two and half years after a court-ordered settlement, a July 2014 compliance report again…

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NO PROGRESS IN NEWARK PUBLIC SCHOOLS TO IMPROVE DELIVERY OF SERVICES TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

June 16, 2014

The latest compliance report on implementation of a 2012 court-ordered settlement shows Newark Public Schools (NPS) has made…

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ADVOCATES AND NJ SETTLE FEDERAL LAWSUIT TO ENSURE STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES RECEIVE AN APPROPRIATE EDUCATION

March 2, 2014

EDUCATION LAW CENTER 60 Park Place, #300 Newark, NJ  07102 973-624-1815 DISABILITY RIGHTS NEW JERSEY 210 South Broad…

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NEWARK STILL NOT MAKING PROGRESS SERVING CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

January 13, 2014

Nearly two years since the Newark Public Schools (NPS) agreed to a court-ordered Settlement to improve the delivery…

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ELC SECURES COURT RULING MAINTAINING APPROPRIATE SCHOOLING FOR STUDENT WITH SEVERE DISABILITIES

November 14, 2013

A November 1 decision by Administrative Law Judge Caridad F. Rigo has made it possible for a New…

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ADVOCATES ADVANCE RIGHTS OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES IN NEW JERSEY

August 12, 2013

Advocates for New Jersey’s more than 200,000 students with disabilities have recently succeeded in protecting and advancing these…

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CAPE MAY VOCATIONAL AGREES TO FAIRLY TREAT STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES

July 3, 2013

The Cape May County Technical Board of Education and the NJ Division on Civil Rights (DCR) have entered…

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SPECIAL EDUCATION IN NEWARK: SOME PROGRESS BUT A LONG WAY TO GO

March 25, 2013

One year after Newark Public Schools (NPS) signed a historic Settlement Agreement to improve the delivery of special…

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