US study suggests charter schools can support academic progress for students with special needs
A new US study reveals charter schools can boost academic performance for students with disabilities, showing improved test scores and attendance. These students also spent less time in segregated special education settings. However, the benefits may not extend to those with severe needs, and concerns about compliance persist, highlighting the nuanced nature of charter school effectiveness.
A new US study reveals charter schools can boost academic performance for students with disabilities, showing improved test scores and attendance. These students also spent less time in segregated special education settings. However, the benefits may not extend to those with severe needs, and concerns about compliance persist, highlighting the nuanced nature of charter school effectiveness.
