Morning Read: CA creating unified system to improve academics for disabled students
LA School Report | March 15, 2016
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California moves to bring special education students ‘into the fold’ of mainstream education
Ordered by the federal government to elevate academics for students with disabilities, and by the state to raise low-income student achievement, the California Department of Education is working to create a unified system that will do both. EdSource, by Jane Meredith Adams
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