Image via WikipediaOne of the offspring of this blog is the Facebook special education law group. We created the group to provide an additional forum for open and robust discussion of special education law issues. The group certainly has some robust discussions. It is one of the ways that we try to get resources to all of the stakeholders in special education.
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