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Special-education director urges extra hire as district expects more high-need students; board approves college-credit requests and SkillsUSA trip
Summary
A district special-education leader told the board the workload matrix indicates a need for 9.4 special-education teachers (district currently has eight); the board approved adding a special-education teacher. The board also approved Start College Now/early-college course requests and an overnight SkillsUSA trip to Madison.
A district special-education leader told the Wilmot UHS School District board the district is expecting an influx of students with higher needs and requested approval for an additional special-education teacher.
The presenter said the district’s workload matrix currently shows a need for 9.4 special-education teachers to honor all service requests; the district currently has eight. The presenter…
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