…very glad to see NACSA surveying and publishing information about how authorizers oversee special education. On the positive side, most authorizers surveyed are collecting and monitoring special education enrollment data….
…special education gap in New York City. He tracked enrollment data for individual students over time from kindergarten through 3rd grade and compared the special education enrollment rates of charter…
…schools are accountable for the goals outlined in the charter, as well as their obligations surrounding special education. Monitoring is a crucial aspect of an authorizer’s responsibilities regarding special education,…
…resources on serving special education students? Download the PowerPoint presentation from “Developing Strong Authorization, Operational Oversight, and Renewal Practices Related to Delivering High Quality Special Education Services,” a breakout session…
…Dr. Penny Schwinn: Commissioner of Education, Tennessee Department of Education; Dr. Matthew Blomstedt: Commissioner of Education, Nebraska Department of Education; Ms. Susana Cordova: Superintendent, Denver Public Schools; The Honorable John…
…York Times). The bill totals $500 billion and includes relevant areas: Education $105B for education funding. Includes $70B for K-12 schools, with approximately 2/3rd of funds tied to physical re-opening….
…special education laws? NACSA’s annual survey of the nation’s authorizers will explore these and other questions on what authorizers are thinking about and doing with special education policies and practices….
…those with special educational needs, is of paramount importance for quality authorizing. While legal responsibility for meeting special education needs ultimately falls on the local education agency, authorizers play a…
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