Trauma-Informed Special Education Evaluations & Programming

Attention is finally being given to the effects of childhood trauma on childhood development and learning, but it’s still not…

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Technology and the Intersectionality of Larry P.

Based on the professional peer-reviewed research, intersectionality can be understood as the phenomenon in which an individual person’s social position…

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Amazon Gift Card Contest

KPS4Parents will be giving away a $10 Amazon eGift card on March 31, 2022! It’s easy to enter to win.…

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An Appeal to My Colleagues

I have a million other things I need to be doing right now, but this is one of those moments…

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Fascist Trends in Special Education Non-Compliance

“Fascism” is a scary word that is far too often slung as an insult by people actively engaging in it…

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Get to Know Our YouTube & Patreon Channels

In keeping with the times and the improvements in social media options that have come along with them, KPS4Parents has…

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USDOE’s COVID-19 Special Ed Guidance to State & Local Ed Agencies

The United States Department of Education (USDOE) has issued guidance to state and local education agencies regarding the implementation of…

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Special Education Still Has to Be Individualized During Quarantine

During these unprecedented times of both urgency and delay, I’m finding that the ways in which I share relevant information…

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