Trump’s Special Ed Overhaul Sparks Frustration Among DC Parents
Parents in Washington, D.C., are upset after former President Donald Trump made big changes to how special education is overseen. They feel the new changes are making things harder for their kids and are calling for more accountability and change.
The shift in oversight means a change in how schools deal with special ed services, and for many parents, it’s been a frustrating experience. They’re worried the changes will make it harder for kids with disabilities to get the help they need.
In response, parents are speaking out, asking for the system to better serve their children. They want to make sure these kids don’t get left behind and that schools are providing the necessary support.
