City Council Member Mark Treyger pushed for the appointment of a “czar” at the Department of Education responsible for overseeing compliance with special-education mandates at a Feb. 25 hearing.
Frustrated parents and advocates described the barriers that prevent students with special needs from getting services such as speech therapy or counseling as part of their Individualized Education Plan.
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