Behind the Headine: Is there a place for special ed in charter schools?



By Education Next 02/23/2010

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Is there a place for special ed in charter schools?
02/21/10 | Houston Chronicle

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 Autism and the Inclusion Mandate
Winter 2004 | Education Next

Texas explores the possibility of opening special charter schools for students with disabilities, though nobody is sure if the schools would run afoul of federal laws requiring that children with disabilities be mainstreamed. An article that appeared in the Winter 2004 issue of Ed Next explored the issue of mainstreaming as it relates to students with autism.

HT: This Week in Education




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