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DOE officials promise follow‑up on special education gaps; District 28 to add related‑service capacity
Summary
Chancellor Samuels and district staff told families DOE data show most students receive IEP services but acknowledged gaps and described hires, weekend AT evaluations, and expanded coverage to reduce service delays; District 75 colocation concerns were addressed with commitments to prioritize inclusion and transition planning.
Families raised multiple special education concerns at the District 28 town hall, including inconsistent speech therapy scheduling, shortages of related‑service providers, delays accessing or repairing AAC devices, and insufficient one‑on‑one instructional support.
Chancellor Kumar Samuels said every child has a right to services outlined in their IEP and acknowledged gaps that remain even if the majority…
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