11.29.2018 | New York Daily News | The complaint, filed by non-profit Advocates for Children, claims Success officials changed special education placements of students with disabilities against regulations and refused to comply with administrative hearing orders in special education cases. “Students with disabilities do not give up their civil rights when they enter a charter school,” said Advocates for Children Executive Director Kim Sweet. “These laws exist to protect students with disabilities and guarantee parents a voice in their children’s education.” Read article