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President Trump is dismantling the education department. How that might harm special education
Special education is shifting to a different federal agency. Advocates fear the loss of expertise will harm students.
Former Woodland teachers detail classroom attack and alleged firing, point to "broken" public education system
Two former Woodland teachers say their stories shed light on why an underfunded public education system and poor local ...
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What the future of California’s special education programs looks like
Today on AirTalk, The future of special education is uncertain as Trump plans to dismantle the education department. Also on ...
Why CT special education funding bills are dividing advocates
The controversial bills would change how Connecticut’s private special education programs are funded and may bill for ...
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Potential cuts to special education funding could add more difficulties for APS budget
Possible reductions in federal funds for special education could put more stresses on Arlington Public Schools' budget ...
Special education in Connecticut could see significant changes under proposed legislation
Proposed legislation would increase state oversight over special education costs in Connecticut, as some advocates fear ...
How Oklahoma intends to use $20K bonuses to lure special education teachers to the state
The Oklahoma State Department of Education's goal is to attract 110 more teachers to special education classrooms in the 2025-26 school year.
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UISD board member and mother champions special education in Washington, DC
Michelle Molina, UISD Board Secretary and District 6 Board Member, recently traveled to Washington, D.C. where she met with ...
How Trump's plan to dismantle the Education Department would affect South Dakota's schools
How this move would affect South Dakota remains to be seen, but educators across the state are preparing for possibilities and planning for the worst.