The Connecticut legislature’s omnibus special education bill, which would reform how private providers charge for services and increase oversight of special education programs, is headed for Gov.

This year's budget has given special priority to creating the environment for a science-based, technology-driven and employment-oriented education, Finance Adviser Dr Salehuddin Ahmed said today (2 ...

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The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill Thursday increasing regulation and oversight of private special education providers while also providing funds to encourage districts to ...

The House of Representatives unanimously passed a bill Thursday increasing regulation and oversight of private special education providers while also providing funds to encourage districts to ...

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In an expression of pride and accomplishment, special education students from Canutillo High School have officially completed a yearlong internship at The Hospitals of Providence Transmountain ...

HARTFORD, CT — The legislature’s Education Committee voted Friday to advance Substitute Senate Bill 1561, a sweeping special education reform measure that has become a cornerstone of the 2025 ...

The board’s unanimous 7-0 vote directs the Virginia Department of Education (VDOE) to open the state’s compliance pathways in its state administrative code governing special education by removing the ...