NJ could allow extra year of special education, due to pandemic
NJ could allow extra year of special education, due to pandemic TRENTON — Students in special education programs would be eligible for an extra year of services if they are supposed to "age out" before mid-2022, under a bill that has taken its initial steps through the state Legislature. Currently, school districts are required to provide a free, appropriate public education in line with a student’s individualized education program for students with disabilities through the school year they turn age 21. Because of the disruptions stemming from the coronavirus pandemic, the bill, S3434/A53...
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