All of this begs the question: to what are bullied youth — and youth who bully others — entitled as it relates to special education interventions if considered to be students with disabilities? (cyberbullying.org)
There has been a firestorm in recent months about the alleged «cap» supposedly imposed by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) on the percentage of students who are eligible for special education intervention due to disabilities and the related relaxation of accountability measures for students with this classification. (texaspilgrim.com)
NAN reports that the state would receive the 2016 Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) Special Education Intervention fund amounting to N6.38 billion during the year. (newsdiaryonline.com)