As schools try to rebound from pandemic-era teacher turnover, some educators and families say they’re especially worried about the future of special education. A severe shortage of qualified instructors in that field has left thousands of students, teachers and families in free fall.
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Educators, Families Worry About State of Special Education With Hundreds of Unfilled Jobs
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