As many schools in DC have moved to be “cell-phone free” AJE would like to remind readersof this resource. The...
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U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights Resources on Students with Disabilities
AJE would like to remind families of resources on students with disabilities issued by the U.S. Department of Education Office...
DC Health Responds to Changes in CDC’s Vaccine Recommendations
In response to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s Jan. 5 recommendations regarding the national childhood immunization schedule, DC...
Morning at the Museum at NMAAHC, Sunday Feb. 8, 8:00-10:00am
AJE is delighted to share this opportunity from the Smithsonian Institute with our families Please join us at the National...
Medicaid and Healthy DC Clinics – January 22 and 30
Legal Aid DC and Bread for the City are co-hosting two clinics later this month for DC residents who recently...
About the Health Justice Project
The Health Justice Project works so that DC’s children and youth with disabilities and special health care needs (CYSHCN) and...
DC Resource Bridge
AJE is excited to share a fantastic new resource that marks a historic step towards equitable justice in DC. After...
Understanding Your Rights: A How-To Guide for Title VI Complaints
AJE wants families to know both what their rights are, but also how to access them. Which is why we...
DME seeking parent input on Dual Language Feasibility Study
The Office of the Deputy Mayor of Education (DME) is seeking parent input on a Dual Language Feasibility Study and...
Have you ever thought about observing your child’s classroom? Or their proposed classroom? You can!
Did you know that DC schools must allow parents to observe their child’s classes? The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act...