Research abstract

Failing Special Education

The state government is not supplying kids with learning differences with what they need to thrive.

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Schools in the state of Texas are failing kids that have special needs. Kids with dyslexia are especially being given the shaft by the leaders in charge. There was an investigation done in the year 2018 that showed this. The state has been denying aid to the students who need it the most and this has disappointed many people who have kids in the programs as well as educators. This was a violation of the current federal law.

Key takeaways

  1. Many schools have had a lot of issues with kids and disabilities.
  2. Many are working with the federal government to get aid to these schools.
  3. The kids with disabilities are of high importance to the people in charge.

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