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Editorial Director @educationgadfly. Father. Books: Failing Our Brightest Kids; Charter Schools at the Crossroads; Getting the Most Bang for the Ed Buck. @Umich
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Fifty Years of IDEA | JD Supra

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By Brandon Wright
| JD Supra
Fifty years ago, millions of children with disabilities were excluded from public education. Today, how far have we come—and where do we go next? On November 29, 1975, President Gerald Ford signed the Education of All Handicapped Children Act (EHA) into law. As we observe fifty years of special education law in the United States, it is a time to reflect on the impact, the trends, and the future of special education.
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Criminal Justice students share “This I believe”

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By Jaden Finn, Ethan Abel, Brandon Wright, Ella Batten
| The CampusChronicle
As part of National Crime Victims’ Week this April, DMACC Ankeny Professor Julie Roosa has shared with the Chronicle personal statements from her Criminal Justice students. These essays are inspired by the “This I Believe” project, which encourages people from all walks of life to share their core values and beliefs. By Jaden Finn I am 24 years old. Graduated from Johnston High School but have been to two other high schools.
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Towns need to balance pride in past with future

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By Brandon Wright
| Cecil Whig Verified
Recently, I listened to a webinar about the challenges of planning, land use and economic development in rural areas. Communities frequently struggle to grow and still maintain their character. Balancing economic growth with the community’s heritage is among the most significant challenges for elected officials because the two are often intertwined. An industry of consultants has grown up to help communities meet these challenges. Like the consultants, I believe a balance can be reached.
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