Children are our priority. Ensuring their needs are met is our goal.
Learn about places to search and find information related to special education.
How do you access what’s behind the redactions?
Often, the answer is: You can’t. The redactions aren’t reversible. But, sometimes . . .
This article will share some of my go-to places to obtain information. I’ll start with a few today and gradually update the list.
As FOIA.gov stated, the freedom of information act “is a vital part of our democracy.”
Learn how to write and submit a FOIA request, and learn about some of the issues that may arise in response to your request submission.
Years ago I had the honor of working with LTG Samuel Vaughan Wilson. General Sam was the youngest of Merrill’s Marauders and went on to have an extraordinary career in the military in the decades that followed. (Too much to include here.)
He once told me that obtaining information is less about being James Bond and more about being Sherlock Holmes. We don’t need hi-tech devices to obtain the information we need. Often, it is staring us right in the face.