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Board approves special‑education positions to reduce costly outside placements
Summary
The Cave Creek Unified School District governing board approved new special‑education roles intended to reduce out‑of‑district placements, which administrators said are currently driving significant tuition and transportation expenses.
The Cave Creek Unified School District governing board on Jan. 28 approved new special‑education positions the administration said are intended to reduce the district’s reliance on costly out‑of‑district placements.
Doctor Chetzen (presenter identified during discussion) and district staff described the action as a step to provide in‑district options for students who currently require higher‑level services. The board approved the personnel items on the consent agenda after discussion about costs and timing.
Administrators…
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