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PSS, Pacific special education leaders meet on Guam - Vimarsana News

PSS, Pacific special education leaders meet on Guam

OFFICIALS of the Public School System and its Special Education Program joined their counterparts in the region last week for the National Center for System Improvement’s 2022 In-Person Pacific Collaborative

DepEd eyes internal adjustments to fund special education program - Vimarsana News

DepEd eyes internal adjustments to fund special education program

Deartment of Education spokesperson Michael Poa (PNA photo by Alfred Frias) MANILA - The Department of Education (DepEd) on Monday defended that it had proposed around PHP532 million budget for the Special Education (SPED) program under the proposed 2023 budget but it was not considered in the National Expenditure Program (NEP). DepEd spokesperson Michael Poa said that although the circumstance has been "recurring," the department has been coordinating closely with lawmakers to ensure internal adjustments. "This is a recurring circumstance every year, and DepEd is not at a loss ...

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DepEd on zero-budget for SPED, other programs: A 'recurring circumstance every year'  – Manila Bulletin - Vimarsana News

DepEd on zero-budget for SPED, other programs: A 'recurring circumstance every year'  – Manila Bulletin

The Department of Education (DepEd) on Monday, Sept. 19 clarified that it has proposed a budget of P532 million for Special Education (SPED) for Fiscal Year (FY) 2023. DepEd issued a statement to clarify and address “malicious and misleading” reports that it has deliberately excluded funding for t

Source: mb.com.ph
UO researchers focus on mental health resources for disabled students - Vimarsana News

UO researchers focus on mental health resources for disabled students

University of Oregon Project SIMPLE collaborates with Springfield High to offer mental health resources to students with disabilities.

PSS has 4 new mini buses for special education program - Vimarsana News

PSS has 4 new mini buses for special education program

(PSS) — The Public School System Special Education Program has procured four new mini buses for transporting students with disabilities to and from various public schools in the CNMI.