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According to The Mississippi Press
A Mississippi Department of Education evaluation alleges that the Pascagoula School district is not providing the same level of service for all its special education students, but district officials argue that the results are skewed.
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Special Education Students in Pascagoula
According to The Mississippi Press
A Mississippi Department of Education evaluation alleges that the Pascagoula School district is not providing the same level of service for all its special education students, but district officials argue that the results are skewed.
Read the rest here.
- Articles Of Interest
Home-Schooled Students Rise in Supply and Demand Do students need textbooks? The ever-growing number of tools and the increasing cost of textbooks are the reasons some high schools in South Mississippi have only one set of books in the classroom, and...
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The federal government's response to education needs after Hurricane Katrina has been "grossly inadequate," according to a national education group. The Southern Education Foundation released a report on the second anniversary of Katrina that said...
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According to school officials in Flint while there's some confusion over whether the policy is mandatory, school officials said it's optional because students can't be forced to dress a certain way to get a public education. I wish someone...
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"Where Mississippi is normally at the bottom of everything in the United States, as far as home-school regulations, they are the best state to home school. You have free rein to teach your children what you feel like they need to learn," Sims said. "Mississippi...