No Child Left Behind Act

Traditionally, the states bore responsibility for educating children; however, for some time, the federal government has required the states to do more.  Not every child learns at the same pace, and some children are disadvantaged.  In an attempt to narrow the gap between advantaged and disadvantaged children, Congress has passed several laws, most recently the…

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Protecting Your Child’s Rights Now that School is Back in Session

Now that school is back in session in Nashville and the initial excitement and confusion are behind us, students are expected to get back to work: that means studying for tests, completing homework and engaging in classroom assignments. But if your child is a special needs child, these typical activities may prove more challenging than…

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Teachers and Claims of Misconduct

Teachers wear many hats and have important responsibilities to their students. They teach students academic and practical subjects, help prepare them to become independent and responsible individuals and citizens, serve as role models, listen to their problems and make suggestions, broaden their horizons, and guide them. Nevertheless, not all teachers live up to their responsibilities.…

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