It always seems that the most vulnerable populations constantly have to bear the brunt of the repercussions of mistakes that they had nothing to do with. After all, they do not have the voice to fight whatever injustice is trying to be forced upon them.

On April 10, 2010, a new amusement park will open in San Antonio, Texas. But, this isn’t just any amusement park; this amusement park will cater to special needs children and their families. Morgan’s Wonderland will be the first of it’s kind. It will be the first theme park to be fully wheelchair accessible.

The outcry about waterboarding terrorists seems mis-directed when you have special needs students being subjected to electric shocks as disipline at school.

It’s tough to know your child has something wrong. It’s even tougher to make sure they get the medical and educational help they need. It is your job to see them get what they need best. Here is six steps to get you started.

This is the story of one child who was placed in one of Georgia’s alternative school.

I am not an expert. I am a mother of a special needs child. Although the journey has only begun I would like to share knowledge on where we came from, where we have been, and where we hope to go. This is Emilee’s story.