“Any move to separate the education of students with disabilities from the education of all students further pathologizes disability and is treating 15% of all the children in our public school buildings like they’re medical issues — they’re not.” We know that health and education systems speak in entirely different languages including variations in terminology, training, and disciplines. It simply doesn’t translate. Our Interim Executive Director, Jennifer Coco explains what’s at risk when discussing moving IDEA to the Department of Health and Human Services. Read the full piece by Shauneen Miranda in States Newsroom here.
A recent District Administration “Talking Out of School” podcast explores how charter schools can improve support for students with disabilities, featuring insights from a two-year study by Lauren Morando Rhim, our Executive Director.
A recent District Administration “Talking Out of School” podcast explores how charter schools can improve support for students with disabilities, featuring insights from a two-year study by Lauren Morando Rhim, our Executive Director.
CLE’s executive director, Lauren Morando Rhim spoke with Vox about why many families are turning to homeschooling and microschools to better accommodate children with disabilities and learning differences.
This page gives a brief overview of the Equity Coalitions’s three core issues and provides the links to learn more about each.