Vaping and Students with Disabilities: How Schools Can Address the Risks
Studies show that students with disabilities are more likely to use e-cigarettes. The following strategies can help schools…
Insights March 5
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Handcuffing Students and Physical Restraint on School Grounds
Here's a look at the issue of police officers using handcuffs and physical restraint when they're called to…
Insights July 17
1 in 9 Children Received ADHD Diagnosis in 2022
An increase in ADHD awareness, more access to resources, and the pandemic played a role in the significant…
News May 28
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December 19
College Students Must Mind Their Prescription Meds
Miss America 2020 reminds colleges to warn their students to keep their prescription medication in a locked, secure…
Insights April 19
Study: ADHD Diagnosis More Likely for Youngest Kids in Class
New research suggests younger kids in a classroom are 30 percent more likely to receive an ADHD diagnosis.
News December 5
Study: ADHD Medication Overdoses Increasing Among U.S. Kids
Between 2000 and 2011, there was a 71 percent increase in calls to U.S. poison control regarding improper…
News May 26
Researchers: 1 in 7 Children Have Some Form of Disorder
A study showed many children with disorders come from impoverished homes or homes where English isn't spoken.
News March 22
5 Tips on Intervening More Appropriately with Students Exhibiting Concerning Behavior
These tips will help you address challenging or inappropriate behavior exhibited by students, especially students with disabilities.
News October 7
ACLU Sues SRO for Handcuffing 2 Students with Disabilities
A Kentucky school resource officer was videotaped handcuffing two students with disabilities as a punishment for acting out…
News August 7
