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Special Education in California in Need of Overhaul, Researchers Say
February 18, 2020 | EdSource

Special education in California should be overhauled to focus on the individual needs of students, with better training for teachers, more streamlined services and improved screening for the youngest children, according to a compilation of reports released today.

County Office Surveys Show Progress, Remaining Needs for System of Support
January 7, 2020 | California School Boards Association

Recent survey results show that while more California county office of education leaders are understanding and accepting of the new roles of COEs in the Statewide System of Support, the state must further build out and enhance the system to...

Professor’s Research Highlighted as Part of PACE Policy Briefs Addressing Special Education Needs in CA
February 18, 2020 | UCI GSE News Center

The Policy Analysis for California Education Policy Research Panel on Special Education has released a series of policy briefs summarizing key findings from the project Organizing Schools to Serve Students with Disabilities.Distinguished Professor George Farkas's article - "Achievement Gaps and...

Professors Launch Major Investigation of California School Governance, Finance
March 31, 2006 | Stanford News

To help lay the groundwork for reforming California's faltering school system, more than 30 researchers nationwide have launched the largest independent investigation ever of how the state governs and finances education. Stanford Associate Professor of Education Susanna Loeb, an economist...

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