Slideshows Archives | A Day in our Shoes

A woman and a young boy wearing sunglasses with american flag designs, smiling at a festive outdoor event, embodying patriotism for kids.

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20 Patriotism Activities for Students

Yellow school buses parked in front of a snowy capitol building with pedestrians visible.

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How Good Is Your State at Supporting IEPs? Because Now, It Really Matters.

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6 Reasons the “Big Beautiful Bill” Is a Big Problem for Special Needs Families

Two yellow directional signs under a blue sky, one pointing left labeled "lies," and the other pointing right labeled "truth.

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What Will Your Child’s Education Look Like Without the U.S. Department of Education?

Close-up view of the illuminated dome of the united states capitol building, with an american flag in front during evening, where special needs parent groups are actively lobbying for legislative support.

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Think You Know What the Department of Education Does? Think Again.

The front view of a yellow school bus, marked with "school bus" and adorned with red and amber lights, stands proudly under a partly cloudy sky—a symbol of u. S. Schools' reliance on dependable transportation for their students.

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If Title I Funding Vanishes, Your School Could Be in Trouble—Here’s What That Means.

A chalkboard reads "lre ≠ gen ed classroom," highlighting that the least restrictive environment (lre) isn't always the general education setting; an open book, pencils, apple, and a blue backpack sit below.

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IEP LRE (Least Restrictive Environment): Why It Doesn’t Always Mean Gen Ed

Text on image: "10 ways the new federal discipline policy undermines idea protections," over a faint background with shelves and decor.

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10 Conflicts Between the Latest Federal Discipline Policy and IDEA

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Say Goodbye to These 10 Crucial Benefits If the Supreme Court Guts Obamacare