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Topic: special-education

Students at desks in a classroom

Monday, 7/20, 02:34 PM

LAUSD promised smaller special education classes. Teachers doubt the staffing exists.

A contract signed this spring set a 20-to-1 caseload for resource specialists at qualifying schools.
With weeks until classes start, positions remain unfilled, and the agreement's fallback is a stipend rather than a smaller class.

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