Saturday, January 12, 2008

Alaskan lawmakers consider closing special-needs funding gap

Children with the most severe disabilities each cost Anchorage's schools an estimated $75,000, but the district must pick up most of the cost since it only receives $27,000 in state funding. Lawmakers are considering a change that could increase funding for children with special needs to nearly $70,000 by 2011. Anchorage Daily News (Alaska)

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