Some states offer programs that allow families to use public education funds to send their children to non-public schools, such as private schools or homeschool programs, often referred to as “school choice.”
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Some states offer programs that allow families to use public education funds to send their children to non-public schools, such as private schools or homeschool programs, often referred to as “school choice.”

Advocates for Justice and Education (AJE) is the federally designated Parent Training and Information Center and the Health Information Center for the District of Columbia. AJE seeks to empower families, youth, and the community to be effective advocates to ensure that children and youth, particularly those who have special needs, receive access to appropriate education and health services.
Their passion is empowering families by equipping parents and students with disabilities with the tools they need to be their own advocates.
When families choose a school setting outside of traditional public schools, their dispute resolution rights can change in important ways. This webinar was presented to help parent center staff and families better understand how different school choices impact protections and options under federal law.
On Nov 19, 2025, Susan Barlow, Director of Special Projects at the Parent Network of Western New York and Virginia Ressa, PhD., Research Associate at the National Center on Educational Outcomes (NCEO) presented information on assessments for students with disabilities.
On June 25th the National Center on Deafblindness, State Deaflbind projects, and Parent Center Network partners presented the national webinar, Deafblind isn’t just Helen Keller.

Advocates for Justice and Education (AJE) is the federally designated Parent Training and Information Center and the Health Information Center for the District of Columbia. AJE seeks to empower families, youth, and the community to be effective advocates to ensure that children and youth, particularly those who have special needs, receive access to appropriate education and health services.
Their passion is empowering families by equipping parents and students with disabilities with the tools they need to be their own advocates.
Some states offer programs that allow families to use public education funds to send their children to non-public schools, such as private schools or homeschool programs, often referred to as “school choice.”
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