NJ SPECIAL EDUCATION PRACTITIONERS PROTECT RIGHT OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES TO STAY IN CURRENT PROGRAMS
Shortly after the Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA 2004) took effect in July 2005,…
IRVINGTON SETTLES STUDENT’S ABBOTT CLAIMS WILL DEVELOP INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PLAN
The Irvington school district has settled a high school student’s lawsuit by agreeing to develop and implement an…
ELC SECURES EDUCATION SERVICES FOR LEP STUDENT
In a case involving a Roselle high school student with Limited English Proficiency (LEP), a NJ Superior Court…
QUICK ACTION BY ELC WINS SERVICES FOR AUTISTIC CHILD
Quick action by ELC Senior Attorney Ruth Lowenkron has secured improved education services for an eight-year old child…
PROCESS NEEDED FOR PARENTS TO BRING ABBOTT AND NCLB COMPLAINTS
The NJ Department of Education has no easy-to-use process for parents to complain that their children are not…
ELC BATTLES STATE ON BEHALF OF DYSLEXIC STUDENT
A.W., a student denied appropriate education services to treat his dyslexia for more than ten years, has reached…
STILL SEPARATE, STILL UNEQUAL
Trenton, May 17 — On the 50th anniversary of the landmark desegregation case, Brown v. Board of Education,…
ADVOCATES PRESS GOVERNOR MURPHY TO SAFEGUARD RIGHT OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES TO COMPENSATORY EDUCATION IN THE PANDEMIC ADVOCATES PRESS GOVERNOR MURPHY TO SAFEGUARD RIGHT OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES TO COMPENSATORY EDUCATION IN THE PANDEMIC
On February 2, prominent special education advocates put New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on notice that the New…