Beth Hawkins

Analysis of Medicaid data finds applied behavior analysis — an unproven, even dangerous therapy — turns huge profits for providers at kids' expense

Families persuaded the district to adopt the nation's first neurodiversity-affirming policy. But putting it into practice has been a challenge

Campaign donations from private equity-owned applied behavior analysis companies seek to influence insurance law, put private therapists in classrooms

An elementary and a HS educator on who's in school and who isn't, online learning, the value of friends and routine, kids' fears — and their own.

Educators demand reinstatement of a decades-old policy prohibiting most immigration enforcement near ‘sensitive locations’ like schools and bus stops

Fox called them ‘wine moms.’ But for longtime volunteers, rides to school for frightened kids was a natural first step. Then came food, diapers, rent.

'This is about children … being treated as less than human,' says Twin Cities district superintendent at state Capitol news conference.

'Everybody’s affected’: Fear, anger and chaos as classrooms empty out, distance learning fails, student mental health suffers and teachers struggle.

Amid Fed Ramp-up and New Fears, Twin Cities Schools Offer Online Classes

Before Special Ed, There Was the School-to-Asylum Pipeline. How One Lawsuit Helped End It