The state of Arizona passed a law to update their policy on the use of so-called “seclusion rooms” in schools, padded rooms where students, often special education students with behavioral issues, are sent to “cool down.&rdquo...
Raising Special Kids is honored to have received the highest of three achievement awards for a Parent Center - The 2013 Excellence Award from the National and Regional Parent Technical Assistance Centers funded by the U.S. Department of...
Beginning October 1, 2013 families whose children receive services through Children's Rehabilitative Services (CRS) will have one of four new CRS coverage types:
Depending on the type of coverage, families will have a choice of receiving...
A partir del 1º de octubre del 2013 familias cuyos niños reciben servicios a través de Servicios de Rehabilitación para Niños (CRS) tendrá uno de los cuatro nuevos tipos de cobertura CRS:
Según el...
From AHCCCS: Thanks to ALL of you who shared your stories, contacted your legislators, and attended Community Forums, rallies and legislative hearings in support of Governor Brewer’s Restoration Plan. Your hard work and commitment...
The President's Committee for People with Intellectual Disabilities (PCPID) within Administration on Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (AIDD) recently released Managed Long-Term Services and Supports: 2012 Report to the President, which...
Executive Director, Joyce Millard Hoie was the featured speaker at a recent United HealthCare town hall meeting for team members in Arizona. She was presented with a plaque to commemorate the artwork of Viviana Carreras, age 4, whose artwork was...
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Special Education Could Face $2 Billion in Cuts
As a new round of budget talks gets underway in Congress, special education advocates are sounding the alarm about big cuts that may be on the horizon. Read article in...