Last week, the Texas Senate passed a bill introduced by Sen. Van Taylor, R-Plano, that would allow charter school operators to obtain multiple charters if “the programs are distinctly different, […]
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San Juana Guerrero Saldana filed suit against Angleton ISD and school bus driver Rachel Hernandez on behalf of her child, whom she described as “an autistic child who is not
The Texas Education Agency, Texas Department of Family and Protective Services, and Supreme Court of Texas have collaborated to develop two new resource guides concerning the educational needs of students
This week, the Texas House passed Senate Bill 7, a measure that will strengthen criminal action against teachers who have inappropriate relationships with students, as well as their superiors who
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View Miriam Freedman’s recent talk at the Fordham Institute: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wIQuc3zdX4w Special education challenges all schools in America. In every state, some students with special needs may feel underserved, while teachers and
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K.S. v. Northwest Independent School District, Dkt. No. 16-40093 (5th Circuit, May 2, 2017). K.S. filed suit against Northwest Independent School District, claiming that he was subjected to peer harassment
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Miriam Freedman, the author of Special Education 2.0, will speak tomorrow at the Fordham Institute in Washington DC in conversation with Chester E Finn, Jr., Distinguished Senior Fellow and President
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A 7-year-old transgender girl was all ready to testify at a Texas House State Affairs Committee Hearing this week. But as the session went on deep into the night, the
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When Robert Rico began his career as a police officer in Boerne, Texas, he took a traditional approach to his job. “I thought my job was to [maintain the law]
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In the Legal Digest’s Transgender Guide published last year, we reported on a case out of the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals, holding that Title VII does not apply to
