Lanya McKittrick is quoted in the Hechinger Report on school district reopening plans.
Lanya McKittrick

Lanya (Lane) McKittrick is a research analyst at the Center on Reinventing Public Education, where she works on projects related to special education and families. Lane completed her PhD in Special Education at the University of Northern Colorado, where she continues to teach an undergraduate course on collaboration in special education. Her primary research interest is family-school partnerships. Prior to becoming a research analyst, Lane was the Director of Operations at CRPE. She has also held multiple positions in administration at the University of Washington. Lane has an MA in Organizational Leadership at Gonzaga University and a BA in Economics at the University of Washington.
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Lanya McKittrick is quoted in The 74 on how New Orleans schools are serving students with disabilities.
Lanya McKittrick is quoted in The Hechinger Report on remote learning for students with disabilities.
With public health concerns mounting, a growing number of school districts in our nationwide review have shifted their fall plans and are now on track to begin the year fully remote.
Parents we interviewed wondered what they could do this summer to compensate for the lack of social interaction.
For schools to have effective working relationships with parents as co-teachers, they must manage the teacher-family-student triangle more closely than in the past.
The teacher-parents we interviewed had important insights into the need to provide more clarity and support to families.
We asked parents about their experiences helping children with their schooling during the COVID-19 shutdown.
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