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  PLUK eNews - January 23, 2007

• Missoulian: No Child Left Behind - 5 years of frustration
• BillingsGazette: State lawmakers target health care issue
• BillingsGazette: Mental illness and teamwork
• BillingsGazette: Baucus backs CHIP funding
• Great Falls Tribune: perinatologist delivers for women with high-risk pregnancies
• AWARE: Program aids the disabled
• Billings Community Playgroup information
• Suicide Survivor Support Groups, Billings
• 'No Child' law is called 'beyond repair'
• How Bush education law has changed our schools
• Americans want to spend more on education, health
• Covering All Children in 2007
• Free Resources from the Department of Education
• Large print, talking math fact and algebra problem software
• GameBoy fills new niche - education
• Proposed Georgia Bill Would Provide Scholarships to Special Needs Children
• School friendships help fight mental disabilities
• Mom Asks for Understanding for her child with autism
• Web site for families: Kami's Journey
• Supporters renew push for mental health care
• House Passes Bill Relaxing Limits on Stem Cell Research
• What’s so Special About Special Needs Planning?
• PRIVATE SCHOOLS AND 504 PLANS
• Siblings of Kids with Special Needs
• Homeschooling laws vary from state to state
• SSI Benefits For Children With Disabilities
• Time Magazine: Is the Autism Epidemic a Myth?

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