Newsletter Articles – DC Special Education Cooperative

Co-op releases “Evidence Based Behavioral Supports” brief

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As virtual learning continues for so many, we want to make sure that educators…

Co-op Special Education Advocate Spotlight: Raymond Weeden

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Why did you accept the role to serve on our board? Early in my…

DC3C 2020 Summer Internship Infographic

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Our intern program placed students from across many grade levels. See the full infographic…

New Year, New Behavior

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Do you wish to see more positive behavior from students in the New Year? The return from an extended break from school is a prime time to begin anew. Any break in patterns of behavior is a chance to set a new, revised approach.

Medicaid Reimbursement in DC Charter Schools

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Providing high quality special education services is expensive. All public schools in DC receive “special education add-on” funding, but it is often not enough to cover the costs of services they provide.