RHODE ISLAND PARENT Information Network has released results of a survey of 427 parents of students with disabilities that found that parents are not confident that their children made sufficient progress while distance learning in the spring when the COVID-19 pandemic shut down in-person learning at school.
WARWICK – Parents of children with disabilities feel that they are not confident in the progress their children made while participating in distance learning as the COVID-19 pandemic closed in-person classes this past spring, and were concerned about their children’s social and emotional well-being. That’s the conclusion the Rhode Island Parent Information Network found in…
It’s time for the state to reverse changes to the regulations and allow special education teachers to teach all subjects to certain groups of special education students.
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It’s time for the state to reverse changes to the regulations and allow special education teachers to teach all subjects to certain groups of special education students.