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Kids Ain't Cheap
Kids Ain't Cheap
Evan Morgan

North Carolina Schools: 5 Policy Shifts Affecting Special Needs Families

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North Carolina parents should meet with educators during an IEP conference, highlighting how recent policy changes are giving families a greater role in educational decisions for students with disabilities. (Pexels).

Parents of children with disabilities often juggle school meetings, therapy appointments, transportation challenges, and medical paperwork all at once. In North Carolina, special education policy is changing in ways that could affect how families plan for the school year. Some updates may give parents more choices, while others raise new questions about services, accountability, and access. Here are five North Carolina special education shifts families should watch closely.

1. Parents May Have More Input on School Nursing Services

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