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Williamsville board hears five‑year special‑education strategic plan after external review

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A strategic plan to reshape special education services in the Williamsville Central School District was presented March 11 by the Western New York Education Service Council and district staff, outlining a five‑year (2025–2030) blueprint of goals, indicators and action steps.

A strategic plan to reshape special education services in the Williamsville Central School District was presented March 11 by the Western New York Education Service Council and district staff, outlining a five‑year (2025–2030) blueprint of goals, indicators and action steps.

The plan’s lead consultants said the work was grounded in stakeholder input and data. “We had 531 participants…and 441 different thoughts, and from those thoughts we had 11,100 ratings,” said Sue Frey, who led the task‑force work. The resulting vision calls for “a districtwide model of excellence that fosters individual student success, well‑being, and meets the unique needs of all students in the least restrictive environment,” the consultants said.

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