Special Education Teacher Roundtable Feedback Sessions The Connecticut State Department of Education is hosting a series of in-person feedback sessions for special education educators across the state. These 90-minute sessions will provide the teachers with an opportunity to share their experiences with Connecticut’s new IEP document and their use of the CT Special Education Data…
DetailsSpecial Education Teacher Roundtable Feedback Sessions The Connecticut State Department of Education is hosting a series of in-person feedback sessions for special education educators across the state. These 90-minute sessions will provide the teachers with an opportunity to share their experiences with Connecticut’s new IEP document and their use of the CT Special Education Data…
DetailsSpecial Education Teacher Roundtable Feedback Sessions The Connecticut State Department of Education is hosting a series of in-person feedback sessions for special education educators across the state. These 90-minute sessions will provide the teachers with an opportunity to share their experiences with Connecticut’s new IEP document and their use of the CT Special Education Data…
DetailsSpecial Education Teacher Roundtable Feedback Sessions The Connecticut State Department of Education is hosting a series of in-person feedback sessions for special education educators across the state. These 90-minute sessions will provide the teachers with an opportunity to share their experiences with Connecticut’s new IEP document and their use of the CT Special Education Data…
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The 2023 Connecticut General Assembly is in full swing, with meetings, public hearings, and legislative debates happening almost daily. The session, which opened January 4, will adjourn at midnight on June 7.
“Things are bad, very bad,” CEA Treasurer Stephanie Wanzer told Channel 3 about a shortage of special education teachers facing districts around Connecticut.
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In a recent episode of CEA’s podcast, CEA President Kate Dias and Vice President Joslyn DeLancey talk with Danielle Fragoso, a Madison special education teacher, and Pam Penn, an East Hampton speech-language pathologist, about the many challenges facing special education.
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