Maryland Bar Journal – Civil Rights Crisis in Our Schools

Maryland Bar Journal – Civil Rights Crisis in Our Schools

Published:

civil rights

The Civil Rights Crisis in Our Schools
Why are students with disabilities, both related to behavior and learning disabilities, more likely to be subjected to harsh discipline in school, even when there is a direct connection between the disability and the behavior? Civil Rights in School MD Bar Journal 20Adobe Acrobat Document 374.9 KB

Related Articles

Explore All Articles

SLD Reading: Is It The Same As Dyslexia?

Parents often ask: Is documenting “Specific Learning Disability (SLD)” on the IEP the right “Code” (type of disability) when my child has Dyslexia? The short answer is yes—for IEP purposes,…

Read Article

School Placement Challenges: What to Do As A Parent

If you’re facing school placement challenges, it can be discouraging—especially after finally securing what you thought would be the right nonpublic or specialized school. You may have imagined this placement…

Read Article

The School is not Giving My Child Their IEP Services — What Now?

If your school is not giving your child their IEP services, it can feel overwhelming. It is also clearly illegal. Services are a vital part of an Individualized Education Program…

Read Article