Denver Public Schools systematically failed to implement federally required education plans for more than 1,000 students in 28 schools who require speech and language services, according to a finding by a state complaint officer with the Colorado Department of Education.
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Amid national teacher shortage, Denver Public Schools failed to provide speech services to more than 1,000 students
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