The Austin district is under a watch, called a monitor, by the Texas Education Agency over its chronic student evaluation backlog for special education services. Once a child’s parent requests ...

The Austin district doesn’t have the personnel needed to address increasing demands for special education evaluation requests, so it still uses contracted services, according to the district.

The department is continuing its media rollout of a revised evaluation process ... want students winding up in special education just because we did not do a good job in teaching them in their ...

To combat the lack of jobs being filled ... 36% of parents stated their satisfaction with the current special education evaluation process, while 7.8% strongly disagreed and others fell somewhere ...

The following children are entitled to evaluation to determine if they meet requirements for special education and related services provided through the Individuals with Disabilities Education ...

In Trumbull, the evaluator must have no history of acting as an advocate in the special-education process. Stamford requires evaluators be from Connecticut. Darien limits the cost to $3,500.

which graded states on such things as whether children were tested for special education needs in the appropriate time frame. This year, when rated under the new evaluation framework, only 15 ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Austin ISD is on target to meet its promised deadline of July 1 to clear the district’s backlog of special education evaluations. In March, a disability rights group sued the ...