District celebrates special education task force progress after three years of evaluations

June 03, 2025 | Knox County, School Districts, Tennessee

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Knox County Schools is gearing up for a transformative year, with special education taking center stage in their upcoming initiatives. During a recent Board of Education work session, officials reflected on the progress made over the past three years since the establishment of a special education task force.

The task force was created to thoroughly examine Individualized Education Program (IEP) services and supports, a critical area for the district. Last month, the Board received a comprehensive report from PCG, detailing the findings and recommendations from this deep dive into special education.
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As the district celebrates its achievements, there is a palpable excitement about the future, particularly in enhancing support for students with special needs. The insights gained from the report are expected to guide the district's efforts moving forward, ensuring that all students receive the quality education they deserve.

With a focus on continuous improvement, Knox County Schools is poised to make significant strides in special education, setting a positive tone for the upcoming academic year.

Converted from 6/2/25 KCS BOE Work Session meeting on June 03, 2025
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