Leakey ISD reports rising special‑education needs; plans proactive 'Focus Program' and logistics for deaf kindergarten student
Superintendent Christopher Yeschke told the board special‑education caseloads are heavy (about 21–22 students per teacher) and projected to reach 24–25% of enrollment; the district is designing a Focus Program for behavioral support and finalizing transportation for an enrolled deaf student.
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Superintendent Christopher Yeschke told the board Jan. 19 that special‑education needs in Leakey ISD are growing and creating strained caseloads. He said current caseloads average "approximately 21–22 students per teacher," and the district anticipates special education will reach about "24–25% of total enrollment" as recent referrals and evaluations conclude.
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