A shortage of special education teachers and an increase in special needs students have many Montgomery County parents feeling that their children are underserved, especially at the secondary level.
Parents demanding services for their children, however, are met with administrators facing budget constraints and pressure to “mainstream” students — educate them in regular classrooms under unique specifications.
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