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DPSCD special education changes aim to help families. Did they?
Detroit Public Schools Community District restructured its special education department (ESE) aiming to provide services within general education school buildings. Although DPSCD reports that satisfaction surveys show positive feedback, some parents report that the restructuring has been chaotic and services are not consistently meeting students’ needs.
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