Lauren Wagner
Education Reporter at The 74
Education Reporter @the74: labor, workplace, unions & more. Prev @OWHNews, @NorfolkNews, @JournalStarNews. Bluesky = same user 📧 [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
nebraskapublicmedia.org | Jeremy Turley |Lauren Wagner
This story was produced in partnership with The 74, a national nonprofit news organization covering America’s education system from early childhood through college and career. Angela Gleason knew something was wrong with her son’s education by the time he began first grade in Omaha Public Schools. The district moved Teddy, who has autism and is nonverbal, from a behavioral skills class to general education.
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3 weeks ago |
northeast.newschannelnebraska.com | Lauren Wagner |Jeremy Turley
This story was produced by The Flatwater Free Press in partnership with The 74, a national nonprofit news organization covering America’s education system from early childhood through college and career. Angela Gleason knew something was wrong with her son’s education by the time he began first grade in Omaha Public Schools. The district moved Teddy, who has autism and is nonverbal, from a behavioral skills class to general education.
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3 weeks ago |
the74million.org | Jeremy Turley |Lauren Wagner
This story was produced in partnership with Flatwater Free Press, Nebraska’s first independent, nonprofit newsroom focused on investigations and feature stories that matter. Angela Gleason knew something was wrong with her son’s education by the time he began first grade in Omaha Public Schools. The district moved Teddy, who has autism and is nonverbal, from a behavioral skills class to general education.
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3 weeks ago |
buff.ly | Jeremy Turley |Lauren Wagner
This story was produced in partnership with Flatwater Free Press, Nebraska’s first independent, nonprofit newsroom focused on investigations and feature stories that matter. Angela Gleason knew something was wrong with her son’s education by the time he began first grade in Omaha Public Schools. The district moved Teddy, who has autism and is nonverbal, from a behavioral skills class to general education.
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1 month ago |
yahoo.com | Lauren Wagner
During her first full-time job as a paraprofessional, Priscilla Castro would wake up at 6:00 a.m. to work at a high school in Brooklyn, where she helped educate teenage mothers. She would then head to her own night classes at York College, where she was pursuing her bachelor’s degree, sometimes not returning home until past 11 p.m.At the time, Castro’s salary was less than $20,000.
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It was great to partner with @jeremyjturley on this project and write about Nebraska special education again! Students with disabilities were denied option enrollment at high rates in 2023-24 — and in 40 districts, only special ed kids were rejected: https://t.co/n4VGqiKCwa
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