GAO Finds Screening Gaps in Pentagon Schools
A new GAO review found gaps in DODEA screening, referrals and teacher training. Universal screening tools are planned for all grades later in 2026.
Special education
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West Fargo Public Schools works to fill 34 special-education openings before school starts
West Fargo Public Schools was recruiting for 34 open special-education positions as the 2026-27 school year approached.
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East Tallahatchie posts 2026-27 special-education budget hearing notice in Charleston
East Tallahatchie School District has posted notice of a public hearing on its special-education budget for the 2026-27 school year.
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Flushing’s John Bowne High School Breaks Ground on 630-Seat Annex
The New York City School Construction Authority broke ground March 5 on a four-story annex at John Bowne High School, where enrollment had reached 2,782 students at 122% of capacity.
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Belvidere school board posts two special-meeting agendas as 2026-27 year approaches
Belvidere School District records show special Board of Education meetings on July 8 and July 23, along with hiring needs ahead of the 2026-27 school year.
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Bridgeport special-education complaint required district action by Aug. 1
Bridgeport Public Schools was ordered to correct a special-education notice problem by Aug. 1, but public confirmation of completion was not available by Aug. 5.
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Inwood’s P.S. 005 Ellen Lurie to Add Preschool Special-Education Programming This Fall
P.S. 005 Ellen Lurie in Inwood is among the New York City schools planned to receive specialized preschool special-education programming beginning in fall 2026.
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Vermont Receives Federal ‘Needs Intervention’ Rating for Special Education
Vermont received a federal “Needs Intervention” rating for special education serving students ages 3 through 21. The designation increases oversight but does not by itself end services or immediately cut federal funding.
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Sacramento City Unified advances proposed $95 parcel tax
Sacramento City Unified advanced a proposed $95 parcel tax as county officials began reviewing district payments amid a projected cash shortfall.
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WV Board of Education partially intervenes in Harrison County Schools: what changes next
Clarksburg-area families: WV Board of Education approved a partial state intervention in Harrison County Schools on July 8—what the state says and what could change next.