Evanston CASE provides community, advocacy, support, and education services to improve the lives of Evanston families whose children have disabilities.
At the D65 School Board meeting on January 28th, Evanston CASE Executive Director
Cari Levin spoke about CASE's concerns regarding data recently made available about the performance of students with IEP's. She highlighted the disturbingly poor performance of students with IEPs and emphasized the need for the Administration to report annually on the performance of the Special Education department and the impact of programs and interventions designed to improve student achievement. To read her speech, click HERE.
CASE also submitted our own report to the D65 Board and Administration focused on the achievement data for students with IEP's. To read the report, click HERE
Cari also submitted a Guest Essay to the Evanston Roundtable on this topic that was printed in the paper today. To read the essay, click HERE
CASE will continue to hold the District accountable for the improvement of academic achievement of students with IEP's.
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