A new state law will require hospitals to notify families about early intervention services if their babies are born weighing less than 2.2 pounds.

Newly released state data shows that nearly a quarter of Minnesota students missed at least 10% of classes last school year.

In my view, this is an opportunity to redirect even youth who are already involved in violence away from the costly and counterproductive cycle of incarceration and into targeted, relationship-focused ...

Illinois hospital staff must soon refer parents of premature infants to services that can prevent years of intensive and expensive therapy. The new law follows a Hechinger Report story about the issue ...

As kindergarten teachers Sara Baldinucci, Emily Gray and Jill Glenn prepare to welcome students to their classrooms at Old Forge Elementary School this week, they are getting ready to teach them more ...

In the face of growing scrutiny over its punitive crime policies, the Northern Territory government says its early ...

A study finds that $100 rideshare rides for follow-up colonoscopy after fecal immunochemical test (FIT) doubled completion ...

Dwight said programs like Early Steps are vital to kids with neurological delays. “This foundation with early steps, early intervention.

As more districts prepare to take over services for three- to five-year-olds with disabilities, a pilot program shows ...

The centers, which have existed in every state for more than 60 years, provide everything from early intervention programs and autism evaluations to training on developmental disabilities for families ...

Unable to find treatment, parents of children with Infantile Neuroaxonal Dystrophy are taking it upon themselves to fund scientific progress.

Focus: HOPE will not receive federal funding for Head Start, leaving hundreds of low-income parents without child care.