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What’s Next for Special Education?
Disability Scoop’s (www.disabilityscoop.com) Michelle Diament held an in-depth interview with Alexa Posny, the assistant secretary for special education and rehabilitative services...
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New Conference Website!
Check out the all new TASH Conference website for the latest details about the 2013 TASH Conference, December 11-14 in...
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In Nation’s Largest District, 1 in 3 Suspensions Handed to Kids in Special Education (News Roundup)
The following appeared in TASH in Action, TASH’s bi-weekly electronic newsletter. In Nation's Largest District, 1 in 3 Suspensions Handed to...
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More Autism Schools Proposed in New Jersey
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is in favor of creating additional public schools for educating children with autism in the...
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Join the APRAIS Pledge to End Restraint and Seclusion
The following is an important notice from the Alliance for the Prevention of Restraint, Aversive Interventions and Seclusion (APRAIS) The...
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Assistant/Associate Professor of Special Education
The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign is seeking an Assistant/Associate Professor of Special Education in Autism, Challenging Behavior, and/or Positive...
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2010: A Year in Review
Yes, it’s 2011 and we’ve already posted on some of the things ahead for TASH, but I’d like to take...
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It’s a New Year … Let’s Talk Resolutions!
Happy New Year! Can you believe we’re already half-way through January? We’ve had such little time to reflect on all...
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Justice Department Settles ADA Violation Suit Against Nobel Learning Communities
The Justice Department recently announced the settlement of a lawsuit filed against Nobel Learning Communities, Inc., for alleged violations of the...
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TASH Wraps 2010 Family Support Training ‘Texas Style’
Thanks to funding from the Administration on Developmental Disabilities, TASH has been running a Family Support Training Project throughout 2010....
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