Ruling unlikely to affect Lawrence special education
Lawrence officials and parents react to a Supreme Court ruling on disability services. Local figures say Lawrence schools cooperate with families, with few due process hearings in years, while others fear some Kansas districts may cut mandated services to save money. Lawrence instructors and parents stress strong leadership here to ensure collaborative problem solving.
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