Greenwich Public Schools Saves $10 Million by Reintegration of Special Education Students
November 26, 2024 - 06:07
Greenwich Public Schools has increased the services it offers for special education students by successfully reintegrating them back into the district. According to the superintendent, this strategic move has resulted in significant financial savings of $10 million. The initiative aims to enhance educational opportunities for these students while also optimizing resource allocation within the district. The return of special education students is seen as a positive step towards fostering an inclusive environment that meets diverse learning needs.
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