Legal Articles, Other

A Guide to Connecticut's Determination of Autistic Student Needs

Blog post on the topic of how Connecticut determines the needs of an autistic student in public school.

Dyslexia: An Overview by the Connecticut State Department of Education

Blog post on describing and identifying dyslexia in students.

The Connecticut ADHD Task Force: An Overview

Blog post on the topic of ADHD and how the state of Connecticut seeks to address it in schools.

The DSM-V on Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder

Blog post explaining the modern view of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

RTI: The Connecticut Dept. of Education's Research Based Intervention

Blog post on Connecticut Department of Education's efforts regarding Research Based Intervention in special education.

Federal Government Reduces Funding For Special Education State Grants

Blog post on the federal reduction of funds for state special education grants.

Connecticut Family Awarded $100k for Abuse of Special Education Student

Blog post on a case where damages were awarded after a special education aide sexually abused a special education student.

Stamford School Sued for Disabled Child's "Homebased Expenses"

Blog post on a case from Stamford on the proper provisions for a student with Autism.

Connecticut Attorney General Disclaims Special Education Funding

Blog post on the state's argument in the CCJEF case.

Life Mapping: A Look At Specialized Education for Autistic Students

Blog post on mapping out life for your autistic student.

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