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Chapel Haven – A Place to Call Home
January 31, 2022
By Christine Lai

This piece is the sixth in our series “Special Education Schools: Getting Past the Sticker Shock.” This series, which will… more

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Villa Maria School – Transition to the Future
January 1, 2022
By Christine Lai

This piece is the fifth in our series “Special Education Schools: Getting Past the Sticker Shock.” This series, which will… more

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How to Find a “Good” School District for Special Education
November 12, 2021
By Christine Lai

The other day I read a Facebook post from a parent asking about “good” special education school districts in the… more

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College Scholarships for Students With Disabilities
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Virtual Learning Reimagined: Winston Online, The Online Academy at ASD-1817, & Fusion Online
Monday, 28, Mar
The Spire School: A Therapeutic School for College-Bound Students
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Who Is The Eagle Hill Student?
Friday, 11, Feb
What is a Therapeutic Special Education School?
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Chapel Haven – A Place to Call Home
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Villa Maria School – Transition to the Future
Monday, 22, Nov
Fusion Academy – “F” is for Flexibility
Friday, 12, Nov
How to Find a “Good” School District for Special Education
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The Pinnacle School – Bridging the Communication Gap
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Special Education Podcast Review: The Good, the Bad, & the Ugly
Friday, 1, Oct
The Windward School: Training Teachers for Windward & Beyond
Tuesday, 31, Aug
Winston Preparatory School: The Sum is More than the Parts
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Special education, law, & social media
Tuesday, 29, Jun
Graduations, Paths, And The Road Ahead
Friday, 30, Apr
Special Education Advocacy: Introducing the Advocacy Support Program
Thursday, 22, Apr
Breaking Barriers: The Autism Expansion Program at American School for the Deaf
Monday, 8, Feb
Understanding the Outplacement Process
Thursday, 19, Nov
How to Find, Hire, & Keep the Right Special Education Attorney for Your Family
Thursday, 25, Jun
Lessons Learned from a School’s Closure
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A Beginner’s Guide to Special Education Schools, Part II
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A Beginner’s Guide to Special Education Schools, Part I
Tuesday, 3, Dec
From Special Education Student to Attorney
Sunday, 17, Nov
My Journey – Becoming A Special Education Advocate
Sunday, 27, Oct
I was a Special Ed Attorney. Now, I’m an Advocate.
Monday, 7, Oct
A Parent’s Guide to Connecticut Special Education Attorneys

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