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Principals worried about funding change for children with high needs - Vimarsana News

Principals worried about funding change for children with high needs

Auckland schools will soon no longer apply for In Class Support for their pupils, a source of funding worth about $18 million a year nationally.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Community Scoop » New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures

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New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures - Vimarsana News

New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures

The new ‘mixed model’ for education promised to parents of disabled students has proved empty, based on figures released in today’s budget. The ‘Vote Education’ spend has increased by $12.1m. This follows a $2.7m drop in Special Education funding ...

Business.Scoop » New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » New Model For Children With Additional Education Needs, Proves To Be An Empty Aspiration Based On Budget 2023 Figures

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Indian family of autistic boy denied residency due to education funding 'burden' - Vimarsana News

Indian family of autistic boy denied residency due to education funding 'burden'

The 7-year-old requires education funding at the "very high needs" level.