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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Special Education and early childhood teachers and SLPs were cut. Everything done quickly and seemed like bo one was following any procedures with the cuts. [/quote]

My understanding is that those cuts will primarily affect PEP programs. I believe they are increasing the number of SpEd positions in elem, middle and high schools. They should look at cutting primary development positions (special teacher teaches lessons once a week in K, 1st and 2nd grade classrooms); at our school, there a lot of planning time built in for this role without noticeable benefits for the students. This position could be better allocated as a gen ed teacher. [/quote]

NP. It was Infants and Toddlers SLPs and early childhood teachers that got cut. There were no cuts to PEP staff. [/quote]

Can you be more specific about “early childhood teachers “? This is vague. There are a lot of special education early childhood programs (PEP, CAPP) and general education programs like Head Start and PreKindergarten. Where are these cuts?[/quote]

Infants and Toddlers also has special educators. The cuts were from these. Not from actual school-based Pre-K programs like PEP, CAPP, or Head Start.[/quote]

This is accurate. No school based teachers from any school was cut at all. Only central office based teachers (this included infants and toddlers SLPs and special instructors). The chart will be released tomorrow 1/31[/quote]

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