One thing that I like most about AJE is that they gave me knowledgeable information that helps me to better understand what is expected of DC schools –LB Without the help of AJE and its advocates, I would have been unable to solve the complex procedures of resolving my child’s educational needs. –DM As a young mother with a special-needs child, I found the information at this workshop to be extraordinarily helpful. - Parent The family at AJE has played one of the important services in helping my family with resources in my son’s educational success - LB My daughter and I have been affected badly but with the support of AJE I have the strength to talk to teachers and administrators . –NB I believe organizations like AJE are helpful to families especially since their services are free of charge. - DM |
Our Mission:
The mission of Advocates for Justice and Education (AJE) is to educate parents, youth, and the community about the laws governing public education, specifically for children with special needs.
We seek to empower youth and parents to be effective advocates on behalf of their children to ensure that they receive an appropriate education.
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We seek to empower youth and parents to be effective advocates on behalf of their children to ensure that they receive an appropriate education.
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In a new survey of schools, the Department finds that minority students face harsher discipline and are more often taught by lower-paid and less experienced teachers. See how D.C. stacks up here: http://ocrdata.ed.gov/
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