OSPI Claims SPS May Lose Federal Special Ed Funding
Oh for Pete's sake. No good news here. From the Seattle Times : The school district submitted a proposal to state officials by the June 30 deadline, but they have rejected it, saying it falls far short of what is required. The school district submitted a proposal to state officials by the June 30 deadline, but they have rejected it, saying it falls far short of what is required. The school district submitted a proposal to state officials by the June 30 deadline, but they have rejected it, saying it falls far short of what is required. Gill’s office also had asked the district to identify the root causes of the problems, but Gill didn’t see that either. So the proposal is inadequate and the district can't identify the real issues for the lack of compliance. For years the state has been urging Washington’s largest school district to address dozens of problems in its special-ed programs. The state says, for example, that too many of the learning plans that ...