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Adelanto district special-education leaders report lower IEP rate, new programs and preschool expansion plans
Summary
District special-education staff reported a drop in IEP identification since 2016, added 10 in-district programs that allowed bringing back 127 students from county placements, and outlined a preschool-expansion proposal intended to recapture several hundred thousand dollars for the district.
Special-education leaders for the Adelanto Elementary School District told the board on Sept. 23 that the district has reduced its percentage of students on individualized education programs (IEPs) since a 2016 review.
At the presentation, the Special Education presenter said the district’s IEP rate fell from 17.9% in 2016 to 15.2% currently, compared with a statewide figure cited in the presentation of about 13%. The presenter described district efforts — placing school psychologists on campuses, strengthening…
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