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Good morning! It's Ann Schimke with Chalkbeat Colorado.
A study released Monday provides some of the most comprehensive and rigorous answers to date about how well the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act works in helping students.
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Yes, with a caveat, according to a new study.
King will face several challenges, including a projected $520 million budget deficit for next school year.
More than 2,500 students with disabilities in Memphis-Shelby County Schools took alternate standardized tests last year, which means they can’t earn traditional diplomas.
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Officials should turn over child abuse hotline records requested by Colorado Sun, 9News in 2021, state’s highest court says, Colorado Sun
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Did New York blow $10 million on reading instruction that doesn’t work?, Hechinger Report
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