March 29, 2025 - 16:12

A local parent has voiced strong opposition to a proposed bill aimed at eliminating the Department of Education, citing the critical support it provides to special education programs. The parent, whose son is enrolled in Rochester Public Schools, highlighted the essential funding received from the department that directly benefits students with special needs.
The parent expressed deep concern over the potential consequences of such legislation, emphasizing the importance of maintaining adequate resources for programs that enable children to thrive academically and socially. In light of these concerns, the parent has reached out to their representative, urging them to oppose the bill and advocate for the continued support of educational funding.
This situation underscores the vital role that federal funding plays in local education systems, particularly for students requiring additional assistance. Advocates for education are rallying to ensure that the needs of all students, especially those in special education, are met and protected against potential legislative changes.
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