Lamont to propose $54M increase in special education funding
The budget proposal will include a $40 million increase in special education funding and a $14 million grant to develop ...
How students with special needs could be impacted if Trump dismantles Dept. of Education
President Donald Trump says he plans to dismantle The U.S. Department of Education. Some question how this would affect ...
Trump's plan to dismantle education department sparks fears for special needs kids
President Donald Trump is putting action behind his words and making good on a promise he made in 2023 pledging to dismantle ...
K-12, higher education leaders see challenges in governor’s budget proposal
The budget did not include as much for K-12 schools as educators wanted and left UConn and CSCU bracing for the loss of ...
Pa. has a $4.5 billion education funding shortfall. What is Shapiro's plan to tackle it?
Still, Chapin expressed some disappointment in Shapiro's plan for special education funding, which the governor proposed ...
Donald Trump wants US Department of Education abolished. What that means for Florida
Florida schools may face changes in funding and programs if the Department of Education is dissolved. Here's what that could ...
Teacher salary increases, new funding formula among task force ideas to better CT special education
A new report recommends legislation that would increase special education funding in Connecticut by millions of dollars.
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Springfield Rotary gives grants to 25 special education teachers
The Springfield Rotary Services to People with Disabilities Program grants 25 city and county special education teachers with ...
Gov. Ned Lamont proposes increasing special education funding by $54 million in CT. Is it enough?
Gov. Ned Lamont announced his budget proposal will include an increase in support for municipalities to provide special ...
Trump's plan to dismantle Education Department raises concerns for special needs students
The potential dismantling of the Department of Education has sparked concern among parents and educators about the future of special education resources.