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News in Education 04-22-2021 The Governor’s office in partnership with the Georgia Department of Education has worked on identifying the best ways to help the families of the most impacted students during the circumstances of COLVIT-19. According to estimates there is a population of approximately 222,000 students who receive special education in the State ofContinue reading “GA Status, Educational Credit for Families of Children Receiving Special Education.”

Pending bill Opinion Blog The ‘Georgia Personalized Educatonal Plan Act.’ House Bill HB 60: The proposed House bill HB 60: will be a Scolarship ESA, voucher program under the review of the Georgia Student finance Comission. The proposed voucher program would redirect funds from schools to the Voucher program. This bill would qualify students ifContinue reading “Georgia Senate House Education”

In the age of Covit-19, we can agree educational challenges have been unprecedented. This is true for students that struggle with learning, children with disabilities and for children economically disadvantaged. African American children and migrant populations. The current Health emergency has widened the preexisting educational gap. The unforeseen circumstances brought up by the Pandemic hasContinue reading “The Role of Testing in measuring Students Learning.”

Response to itervention RTI is a multitier aproach to the early identification and remediation of students experiencing dificulties in learning this aproach in intervention is also used in helping students with behavioral needs. The proccess starts with early identification and universal assessment that would  identify students in need of specific remediation in helping the studentContinue reading “RTI Response to Intervention Parent Guide”

The proposed House bill HB 60: will be a Scholarship ESA, voucher program under the  review of the Georgia Student finance Commission. The proposed voucher program would redirect funds from schools to the Voucher program.   The bill would allow qualifying parents to choose this option by applying for the  education plan. The proposed bill callsContinue reading “House Bill HB 60: The “Georgia Personalized Educational Plan Act””