May 15, 2025 - 15:07
Montgomery County's 2026 budget has made a substantial commitment to special education, earmarking $46.7 million to enhance support for students with diverse learning needs. This funding will enable the hiring of 500 new paraeducators, a move aimed at alleviating the pressures faced by current teachers in the special education field.
The increase in staffing is expected to improve the overall educational experience for students requiring additional assistance, allowing for more personalized attention and support. Teachers have expressed a sense of relief and optimism, recognizing that this investment will not only help them manage their classrooms more effectively but also contribute to a more stable and supportive work environment.
With the addition of these paraeducators, the county aims to bolster teacher retention rates, which have been a concern in recent years. The community has responded positively to the budget announcement, with many educators expressing their excitement about the potential impact on both students and teachers alike.
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