Alma Schneider

Alma Schneider and cohost Iris Mehler share personal stories, hoping to change society’s perceptions

As many relax, those with some health conditions remain particularly fearful of contracting the coronavirus, knowing they’re among the most vulnerable to its effects and potentially the least protected by inoculation.

Changes have been made to help children in wheelchairs enjoy the park, inspired in part by a Montclair girl's story.

People with disabilities, family members and officials urged the community to normalize disability.

On Friday, July 31, the district released details for special education students, including an in-person schedule for three-to-four hours per day, five days per week. But some parents have questioned if the plan, which would have special needs students learning in person from self-contained classes, offers enough services for special needs children, adheres to safety measures, and does not put undue pressure on the families.

Restorative Justice workshops have continued on Zoom since lockdown. Participants say RJ makes a difference.

Students from Montclair Kimberley Academy and seven other schools participated in the New Jersey Student Blackout on Friday, June 19th.

Students and community members gathered in February to discuss the school-to-prison pipeline, and brainstorm ways to combat the phenomenon.

Parents Who Rock's 14th annual summer event raises money for children's dental care through KinderSmile on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 7. Medicaid wanted to pull their teeth, KinderSmile is helping them save their teeth and their dignity, says Alma Schneider, founder of Parents Who Rock...

Parents Who Rock will perform on Saturday, Sept. 7, to benefit KinderSmile Foundation, who have been providing dentistry to a Syrian family.