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Category Archives: Employing Disabled
Are Chicago Area School Superintendents Seeking To Protect Their “Turf” By Restricting Competition Without Considering the Best Interests of the Families and Students by Opposing HR 610 ?
Currently, throughout the Chicagoland area various persons purportedly speaking in behalf of school districts are panic peddling concerns by area Superintendents, regarding a US Congress House Bill (HR 610) that was introduced for consideration by the US House of Representatives … Continue reading →
Posted in Chicago, Economy, Education, Elections, Employing Disabled, illinois politics, LASEC, Uncategorized
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Tagged advocacy, advocates, Autism Awareness Month, autistic children, Board of Education, budget, Chicago, children, cook county, FAPE, IEP, Illinois, LASEC, Madigan, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, Schiller Park School District 81, school, School District Consolidation, school district., Special Education, special needs, Special Needs children, transparency, work force
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Disabled teens suffering the mental health effects of bullying
New research shows the effect of bullying on disabled teenagers and suggests what schools can do to help. — Read on theconversation.com/disabled-teens-suffering-the-mental-health-effects-of-bullying-101186
Posted in Autism, Disability Employment Month, domestic violence, Employing Disabled, Special Education
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Tagged advocates, Autism, Autism Awareness Month, autistic child, autistic children, Board of Education, children, disability card special needs, education, IEP, Illinois, Illinois Autism Society, ISBE, Leyden Area Special Education, Leyden Area Special Education CoOp, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Special Education, special needs, Special Needs children, World Autism Awareness Day
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Is Illinois’s Budget Real ? Or a Political Convenience ?
Illinois budget watchdog groups are skeptical over whether the $38.5 billion fiscal 2019 state budget that passed Thursday is truly “balanced” . Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle should restrain their self-praise about the budget plan given that it … Continue reading →
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Tagged advocacy, advocates, Board of Education, budget, Chicago, children, commercials, cook county, Illinois, income tax, ISBE, Leyden, parents, politics, Rauner, Roy F. McCampbell, school, special needs, Special Needs children, transparency, unemployment
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Norridge SD 80 Parents Are Trying to Make Sense Out of What is Happening with LASEC
To grasp an understanding of where the District is with LASEC today, one must go back to the origin of the issues. The matter started with the issuance of a report during the 2016-2017 School Year as to the status … Continue reading →
Posted in #taxation, Economy, Education, Elections, Elmwood Park School District 401, Employing Disabled, Harwood Heights, IEP, Illinois, Illinois Pensions, illinois politics, LASEC, legal services, Leyden, Leyden Area Special Education CoOp, Mannheim School District 83, Union Ridge SD86
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Tagged LASEC, Leyden, Leyden Area Special Education CoOp, Money, Norridge District 80, political contributions, robert martwick, Rosemont School District 78, senator Mulroe, Special Education, Union Ridge
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Norridge SD 80 Parents Are Watching The Progress of SB 2344
UPDATE as of May 9, 2018 at 5:30 PM: Please show your support of SB 2344 in the Illinois House committee by going to this link and filing as a proponent: http://my.ilga.gov/WitnessSlip/Create/108859?committeeHearingId=16071&LegislationId=108859&LegislationDocumentId=138183 When the House Amendment 1 is discharged … Continue reading →
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Senate Bill 2344 Was Approved On April 26th and Now Moves on to the Illinois House; And the Beat Goes on For the Special Education Parents of Norridge SD 80
LASEC has forced Norridge School District 80 to seek a legislative solution for what should have been a collaborative discussion with LASEC. Therefore, SD 80 has had to pursuit an amendment to Illinois law to permit Norridge School District 80 … Continue reading →
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The Winds of Change Are Coming to LASEC, with the First Step Being Taken By The Illinois Senate Education Committee by a Vote of 13-0
Late this afternoon, on a vote of 13-0 Amendment 1 to SB 2344 sponsored by Senator Mulroe was approved by the Illinois Senate Education Committee. This Amendment when it completes its journey through the Illinois General Assembly and is … Continue reading →
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Tagged Andy Mahar, Daniel Biss, Dr O'Malley, education, Enger School', Illinois General Assembly, Illinois Senate, Illinois State Board of Education, ISBE, LASEC, Leyden, Leyden Area Special Education, Norridge SD 80, parents, politics, Roy F. McCampbell, Roy F. McCampbell's Blog, school, Senator Lightford, senator Mulroe, Special Education, students
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UPDATE: Norridge SD 80 Parents Fight for Special Education Education at Enger———Status of SB 2344 Amend 1 Sponsored by Senator Mulroe
The Amendment to SB 2344 to guarantee access for Special Education Students for an education at Enger School is scheduled for Hearing, today, April 24, 2018, at 4 pm in front of the Illinois Senate Education Committee in 212 Capitol, … Continue reading →
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IEP Landscape is Altered By US Supreme Court Decision
As parents begin discussing individualized education programs for their children this spring, disability legal experts say a U.S. Supreme Court ruling will set the stage for stronger goals and higher expectations. But even with the backing of the highest court … Continue reading →
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The “Magic” in School District Education Settlement Agreements
As any lawyer or hearing officer will attest, it is almost always better to settle a case than to go to hearing. There are several reasons for this. First, it avoids the delay, expense, uncertainty, and emotional strain associated … Continue reading →