Michigan SB0952 amends special education laws to enhance accountability and support for students with disabilities.
Michigan SB0952 amends the Michigan special education accountability act to improve special education programs and services. It mandates that school boards consider specific factors before suspending or expelling students, especially those with disabilities. The bill requires annual reports on special education programs, including suspension and expulsion rates for students with disabilities. It also establishes a complaint procedure for violations of special education laws and sets disciplinary actions for district representatives found in violation.
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