Audit: Louisiana fails to properly monitor special education | Education
More than 40% of the state’s school systems went at least seven years without a state inspection of their special-education services, a new audit found.
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More than 40% of the state’s school systems went at least seven years without a state inspection of their special-education services, a new audit found.
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Not one line of the Louisiana Legislative auditor's recent report on the Department of Education's special education complaint system is shocking to parents of special needs kids. But the audit is important because, finally, there is documentation of issues parents say the state has long tried to ignore.
Not one line of the Louisiana Legislative auditor’s recent report on the Department of Education’s special education complaint system is shocking to parents of special needs kids. But the audit
Voters went to the polls across the state and selected new representatives for the Louisiana Board of Elementary and Secondary Education on Saturday, Oct. 14. The members help set rules and standards for public early and K-12 education.