Texas Agency: 4 Districts Violated Law On Disabled Students « CBS Dallas / Fort Worth

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Keri Skasick

Four Texas school districts violated federal law by not properly evaluating students with disabilities before sending them to court for missing school, a state agency’s investigation has found.

Source: Texas Agency: 4 Districts Violated Law On Disabled Students « CBS Dallas / Fort Worth

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