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WAMU: Review Of Relisha Rudd’s Disappearance Raises Questions On Training, Reporting
WAMU’s Martin Austermuhle takes a hard look at the Mayor Gray administration’s report on the disappearance of Relisha Rudd. The report absolved the city of…
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WAMU: Report on Relisha Rudd Misses the Big Picture
The Mayor Gray administration issued a report absolving the District of responsibility for the disappearance of 8-year-old Relisha Rudd, who went missing from DC’s larget…
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Washingtonian Magazine: Man Up. Lean Out.
Washingtonian Magazine featured an article in the September issue about men achieving work/life balance in Washington. Children’s Law Center Executive Director Judith Sandalow was interviewed…
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Ed Secretary Arne Duncan Urges DC Schools to Continue Reforms
Education Secretary Arne Duncan joined Children’s Law Center today to talk about how schools nationwide and in DC can continue to innovate and give at-risk…
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Spotlight on: Allen Snyder
Serving as president of the Harvard Law Review? Check. Clerking for the Supreme Court? Check. Becoming head of the litigation department at a leading DC…
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Washington Post: Unanimous D.C. Council panel advances special-education overhaul
Education reporter Michael Alison Chandler reports on the DC Council’s education committee unanimously supporting three special education reform bills. The bills, introduced by committee chairman…
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Washington Post: DC Considers Measures to Speed Special Ed
The Washington Post reported on recently proposed special education reforms introduced by Council Member David Catania, which Children’s Law Center helped write. The article quotes…
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Washington Post: DC’s Students Deserve Better Special Education
Children’s Law Center Executive Director Judith Sandalow writes in The Washington Post about the current state of special education in the District. Sandalow explains three…
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Washington Post: Children’s Law Center Ranked Among Top Workplaces in the DC Area
Children’s Law Center was honored by The Washington Post as one of the DC region’s best places to work. We were also the recipient one…
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WAMU: Bill Would Require D.C. To Evaluate Special Education Students More Quickly
WAMU 88.5 reported that Executive Director Judith Sandalow, along with several Children’s Law Center clients, testified before the DC Council in support of sweeping special…
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