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What happens when a child with a disability enters the foster care system?

In this episode of Special Ed Rising: No Parent Left Behind, Mark Ingrassia explores the unique challenges children with disabilities can face in foster care, including longer stays, multiple placement changes, and increased use of group homes or institutional settings.

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In this episode of Special Ed Rising: No Parent Left Behind, we explore the transformative power of inclusive theater with ArtStream, a nonprofit creating opportunities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities to perform, create, collaborate, and tell their own stories.

Joining me are Hayley Cutler, M...


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In this episode, January Addison Lare shares her insights on navigating special education, advocating for children, and building collaborative relationships between families and schools. Her personal experiences and professional expertise offer valuable guidance for parents, educators, and advocates.

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special education, advocacy, IEP meetings, pa...


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Beyond “How Was School?”: The School Year Feelings Game Show

Special Ed Rising: No Parent Left Behind

“How was school today?”

“Fine.”

Sound familiar?

In this episode, Mark Ingrassia turns the Back-to-School Feelings Game Show into a year-round tool for helping kids talk about what’s really happening at school.

Usi...


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