The recent resignation of an Autism Speaks executive shows that the debate on the dangers of vaccines continues to roil the advocacy world.

The Supreme Court rules that Title IX is not the only law to apply in discrimination cases.

Alison Tepper Singer, an executive with the New York City-based Autism Speaks, resigned last week because of a disagreement with the advocacy group’s stance on vaccines as a possible cause of autism.

Education groups are hoping for a major infusion of cash from any economic stimulus package, to help put financially struggling school districts on firmer fiscal footing.

Families worry about education, finances, and the future needs of their offspring, a poll finds.

The NEA plans to take to help increase the capacity of teachers to engage in RTI programs as they spread through school districts.

The rules state that parents have the right to revoke their consent for their children to receive special education services, after making a request in writing.

The life of Cobb County, Ga., educator Brad Cohen will be the subject of a “Hallmark Hall of Fame” movie scheduled to air on CBS.

Disability-group advocates were concerned that a loose standard could mean fewer opportunities for students with disabilities to earn a regular diploma.