Fox 26 TV Houston: DRTx education advocacy attorney Shiloh Carter is representing a student with autism and epilepsy who says he was abused by teachers and students. “No one, whether you have disabilities or not, should be treated the way he was treated…It was appalling and horrific to watch,” said Carter. There is overwhelming surveillance video evidence from November 17, 2017, backing her client’s claim.
Recent items
- Tarrant County elections officials promise curbside voting rain or shine after voter concerns
- UT community members with disabilities voice polling location, voter accessibility concerns
- After DOJ investigation, Hays County says it will ensure voters with disabilities can access polls
- Dyslexia service shifts put stress on special education staff, programs
- Texas veteran wants to educate others after being denied service due to guide dog
- Texas foster system continues to endanger children with disabilities
- Texas Tribune guide for voters with disabilities
- Texas Education Agency report confirms CCISD discriminated against students with disabilities
- Texas doesn’t fund special education enough — and it’s hurting districts’ pockets
- He lingered for months in jail. Long waits for Texas mental health beds mean he’s not alone MoreNews