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The entire IEP process as it stands is bad for kids and teachers and families and schools. IEP law is federal- the DOE should be at a minimum assisting these schools in ways to create better systems to maximize funds within the constraints of those laws. Instead all they do is pass out money and fight legal battles and add requirements and paperwork that’s useless.  It’s just not a sustainable system and you said yourself DOE is just a bank. We don’t need a bank, we need educators that can go in and assist schools and show them ways to consolidate and maximize funding. If federal law is prohibiting that then DOE should be fixing it. It’s been nearly the same IEP system for decades and I can tell you it’s only gotten harder to implement. Find someone  that can make the system better, not just write a check.[/quote]

What you describe wanting to see is definitely not what DOGE/the Trump administration is planning. [/quote]

The DOE is DOING NOTHING! I don’t care who Trump gives it all to. Seriously strip the DOE, Let the states handle it. [/quote]

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The part of the IEP process MOST complained about IS the part the states "handle."[/quote]

The DOE never helps though, they create more red tape, more regulations, etc and eat up huge chunks of funding. Give that chunk back to the states to hire consultants that can help them or hire more teachers or build more schools. The DOE should be finding common barriers to IEP implementation across states and fixing them. They don’t do any of that- they’re just a bank..[/quote]

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