March 5, 2025 - 02:12
The nation has a new secretary of education, and her approach is raising eyebrows as she seeks to reshape the department's role in special education. With a background that suggests a preference for minimizing federal oversight, the new secretary's confirmation has sparked concerns among advocates for students with disabilities.
Critics argue that her agenda may undermine the protections and resources that have been put in place to support special education programs across the country. Many educators and parents worry that a reduction in focus on these obligations could lead to significant setbacks for students who rely on tailored educational strategies to succeed.
As the secretary begins her tenure, she faces the challenge of balancing the needs of all students while navigating the complexities of federal education policy. The education community is watching closely to see how her policies will impact special education funding and support services in the coming months.
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