‘Bold and necessary effort’: Atlanta Public Schools stares down empty seats

The district is considering everything from closing buildings and redistricting to consolidations and mergers amid a dip in student population.

How can colleges help solve the special educator shortage?

Speakers at this week’s OSEP conference highlighted an Illinois teacher apprenticeship program and technical assistance for minority serving institutions.

Did SCOTUS make it easier to sue schools for disability discrimination?

Special education legal experts say they don't expect a significant uptick in lawsuits in the long term from the Supreme Court’s A.J.T. v. Osseo ruling.

Chicago Public Schools cuts 480 janitor positions as it ends all private custodial contracts

‘People are excited to move here’: USD 232 gets spike in enrollment for upcoming school year

Dodging one bullet, Utah schools look ahead to possible funding cuts next year

Public Schools Try to Sell Themselves as More Students Use Vouchers